College administration

Anonymous document-leak site at Gustavus Adolphus helps the faculty air grievances about the president and highlights how technology shifts debates between faculty members and administrators.

The University of California system is changing the way it funds its 10 campuses to equalize per-student appropriations.

North Carolina governor becomes the latest Republican to question the value of liberal arts, push more vocational training and target the state's flagship.

State appropriations for higher education increased in 31 states last year, according to new report, though the gains were small in most, reflecting broader economic shifts.

Former governor of Indiana, in first week as Purdue president, issues unusually frank letter about challenges facing higher education, urging university to become "counterexample" to the failings of academe.
 

Every university funding source is under pressure, Moody’s asserts, meaning that all institutions -- even the elites -- need to rethink their business models.

Colleges spent much more on athletics per athlete than on academics per student between 2005 and 2010, new report finds, with growth in the former outpacing the latter.

Decrease in high school graduates and growth of minority groups will put increased pressure on states to rethink policies and institutions to improve recruitment, retention and outreach to new student populations, according to new report.

Contractual changes have left two public university presidents in tenuous positions and highlight a growing fear of commitment among boards.

Upcoming vote of no confidence in NYU president highlights a divide between how faculty members and administrators understand their roles in governance.