Faculty

Two experts on student learning discuss how colleges and professors can gauge whether and how much the pandemic set back students on their educational paths.

Authors discuss their new book on parents in academe.

Most of the reforms are temporary, but they’ll still help hundreds of thousands of borrowers chart a renewed path toward loan forgiveness.

Laura Skandera Trombley and Ann Ryan explore Mark Twain’s writing as just one example of how thoroughly American it is to try to unravel the knot of race, racism and U.S. history.

By Laura Skandera Trombley and Ann Ryan

A professor of climate science who opposed diversity initiatives cries foul over a canceled lecture. His supporters say this threatens science communication, but he’s been invited to speak at MIT in another capacity.

Offering exams in that format can be beneficial to both the instructor and the students in multiple ways, writes Kevin Sun, who provides recommendations for faculty who are considering it.

By Kevin Sun

Truckee Meadows Community College seeks to terminate a tenured professor of math for being repeatedly uncooperative, but the professor says he was standing up for math standards.

Professors within the University System of Georgia say the Board of Regents' policy proposals seek to centralize power and end, not update, tenure.