The Chronicle of Higher Education18h
Scholarship and Activism Are Two Different Things
D isciplines have been central to the organization of academic life since the dawn of the modern university. They serve as ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education17h
How the Study of Slavery Has Shaped the Academy
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The Chronicle of Higher Education10h
Trump Administration Says Columbia U.’s Federal Funding at Risk Over Protest Response
President Trump also said Tuesday that his administration would cut federal funding from any institution that allowed “illegal protests” to persist.
The Chronicle of Higher Education14h
Kafka Comes to CUNY
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The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
As Ohio Republicans Reshape Higher Ed, University Presidents Stay Quiet
The lobbying group for the state’s public universities advised them to sit on the sidelines to avoid picking a fight with ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
The Problem With the Pedagogy Gurus
I n 1903 George Bernard Shaw wrote Man and Superman, a comedy of manners featuring the character Jack Tanner — political firebrand, descendent of Don Juan, and author of The Revolutionist’s Handbook ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education2d
New Ed. Dept. Guidance on Race and DEI Tells Colleges Which Programs It Might Consider Illegal
The document, describing the Trump administration’s interpretation of civil-rights law, says that cultural events are ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
Self-Flagellation in the Halls of Academe
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The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
Whose Work Gets Recognized and Whose Doesn’t?
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The Chronicle of Higher Education5d
States Are Once Again Taking Aim at Tenure. This Time Might Be Different.
A wave of bills seek to crack down on tenure by effectively eliminating it, calling for a stricter system of post-tenure ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education7d
NIH Funding Cuts Could Have Ripple Effects on College-Town Economies
Deep cuts in federal research spending could reverberate beyond campuses, denting college-town economies and costing jobs ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education1d
When Student Protest Goes Too Far
H igher education is at an inflection point. Across the country, colleges, and especially small liberal-arts colleges, are being tested. Some question whether we are still fulfilling our central ...