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New Presidents or Provosts: Bastyr U, Bennington College, California Institute of Integral Studies, Dutchess CC, Fox Valley Technical College, Hiram College, Northern State U, U of New Mexico Taos, U of Texas Austin, U of Washington Bothell
S. Brock Blomberg, president of Ursinus College, in Pennsylvania, has been appointed president of the California Institute of Integral Studies...
Insulting Arkansas? President Resigns in Town-Gown Dispute
W. Joseph King described Lyon as a bubble “of inclusion and diversity surrounded by a sea of angry, disenfranchised populations and a large white-supremacist population.” He’s now out of a job.
An Accreditor Goes Deeper on Data
Western accrediting agency’s new database, tapping into wide swath of federal information, better enables public scrutiny of the performance of the colleges it monitors.
New Presidents or Provosts: Adelphi U, Citrus College, Goddard College, Illinois Institute of Technology, Notre Dame de Namur U, Oglethorpe U, State U of New York-Fredonia, Texas Southern U, U of Illinois-Chicago
Lesia A. Crumpton-Young, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs and chief academic officer at Morgan State University, in...
North Idaho Board to Discuss President’s Contract
Faculty and staff support the president. But his relationship with several trustees has deteriorated following a failed recall of the board chair.
New Presidents or Provosts: American International College, Delta College, Georgia State U, Kean U, Montclair State U, Salem Academy and College, Syracuse U, Temple U, U of Cincinnati
David S. Birdsell, dean of the Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs at Baruch College of the...
Transition Amid Grief
After their presidents died unexpectedly, Converse University and Saint Augustine’s University had to quickly install new leadership. Succession plans for such tragedies have become high priorities for college and university boards in the wake of the pandemic.
Heated Debate Over a New College District
Gillette College will break away from the Northern Wyoming Community College District and become a separate district after a fraught special election that divided Campbell County residents.