Administrators

Boards are different than they used to be. Expect more incidents like the one at the University of Virginia.

Under increasing stress, more campus health and counseling centers are integrating their services. But the growing trend is causing discontent among some staff.

U.Va. reinstates Sullivan as president and sets the stage for a major strategic planning effort to answer many questions facing the institution -- and all public universities.

After a tumultuous two weeks, the University of Virginia's board votes unanimously to restore Teresa Sullivan as president.

U.Va. board’s vote today puts it at the center of a nationwide debate about governance in public higher education institutions.

U. of Virginia’s board will meet Tuesday to reconsider president's ouster, but combative statement by board chair suggests outcome is uncertain.

For decades, female presidents led the majority of Catholic colleges. But as women leaders have gained ground elsewhere, at Catholic colleges, they’re disappearing.

Records show that board leaders who organized President Sullivan's ouster also wanted a major push into online education.

In a day of unusual protests at UVa, a board holds its ground, an ousted president defends her philosophy -- and differences illustrate debate about how speedily a great university should change, and who should decide how it does so. Divided board picks interim president after meeting of almost 12 hours.

Allegation that Dartmouth's board behaved unethically when it invested with firms managed by members raises questions about whether disclosure laws should do more to discourage such behavior.