The opposition to a potential deal with the government reveals a strategy that Yale groups have spent a year honing.

An 84-page complaint offers a glimpse into how the system’s curricular-review process has operated behind closed doors.

When professors want to dispute cuts, they turn to Howard Bunsis. Is he just telling them what they want to hear?

And we’re not the only campus where protesters have gone mum. From threats to academic freedom to foreign conflict, there’s ...

I n a critique published this month in The New Republic, the historian Katherine Kelaidis charges a cohort of academics of exploiting their credentials in the service of partisan punditry, enabled by ...

The University of California system could decide whether to reinstate a standardized-testing requirement for admission as soon as next year, according to an accelerated timeline announced this week.

S ince November of 2022, I’ve received 22 emails from the president’s office at Tulane University, where I’m a graduate student. Most are the sort of pleasant and predictable institutional ...

Democrats have suddenly lost confidence in higher ed, according to polling released Tuesday by Gallup and the Lumina Foundation. Democrats’ faith plunged 11 points since last year, leaving just half ...

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In February, several University of Wisconsin regents were so frustrated with the system’s president during a presentation on artificial intelligence that they started texting one another. “Pulling ...