Is what happened at Ohio State University a cautionary tale about cutthroat ambition — or frightened administrators?

Learning is a complex process — and so is measuring it. Though research shows we have cause to be concerned about what ...

The organization’s controversial rankings find growing uncertainty “about what can safely be said or taught” at colleges, but ...

The university’s fiscal challenges are emblematic of a broader paradigm shift for some of academe’s wealthiest and most ...

L ast week, a landmark settlement was unveiled in a seminal lawsuit, Bartz v. Anthropic, that may shift the relationship between human creators and the artificial intelligence that has learned from ...

T he war over affirmative action in college admissions has entered a new phase.

Dan Cohen is the vice provost for information collaboration, dean of the libraries, and a professor of history at Northeastern University.

E. Gordon Gee was the second-highest paid public-university president last year, according to The Chronicle’s analysis of ...

The House is expected to vote Tuesday on the bill, which contains language threatening programs that support adult students ...

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Last Wednesday, a federal court issued a ruling confirming what has long been clear: The Trump administration’s attacks on ...

A global backlog of student visas has led to a decline in international enrollments this fall. The question is, by how much?