Emma Pettit

A survey paints a somber portrait of public opinion on the price of college and campus free speech — but the news isn’t all bad.

Some campuses have disciplined professors for cheering his death, raising complex legal and institutional questions.

Texas A&M’s president said he dismissed a senior lecturer because the content of a course didn’t match its summary. Some are skeptical.

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

The Manhattan Institute and the Heterodox Academy disagree on whether higher ed can reform itself.

Professors’ responses to an internal survey were candid and occasionally brutal.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has pointed to the university’s data showing a declining proportion of white, male professors.

The overhaul of New College of Florida stoked fear on the left and excitement on the right. Two years in, what’s really changed?

Alex Shieh’s email to thousands of university employees got a lot of attention. It also earned him a meeting with an associate dean.

Though higher ed has been slow to recognize the cultural shift around sports betting, that’s starting to change.