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The indebted institution tasked committees of faculty and staff with planning for changes. But this week, a dean forged ahead and announced broad cuts. Two other units are also pausing admissions.

The organization that started with 15 private colleges now has more than 1,100 participating institutions. But closing equity gaps remains a top priority.

Huge dividends from Denmark’s weight loss drug industry are result of high-tax and high-investment economy, says Nobel Prize winner Morten Meldal.

An academic success coach at the University of St. Thomas in Houston shares insights and strategies she’s found successful to improve student engagement.

The disinvestment from DEI and scientific pipeline programs will mean STEM training gaps will only grow, Tania Fabo writes.

By Tania Fabo

As this particular alt-ac pipeline grows more crowded, Tony Lilly offers advice for how Ph.D. holders can succeed—and insights into why some fail.

By Tony Lilly

My take on the quirky and all-too-human realities of academic life, drawing on decades spent in publishing, admissions, the faculty trenches and now as a presidential confidante.

By Rachel Toor

It is important to state the fact that the reasons cited by the Trump administration for punishing Harvard are lies.

By John K. Wilson

When and how you use assistance is a matter of what you value.

By John Warner