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Will Students Stay Away From White Supremacists?
Experts say they understand why university presidents want to keep people away from white supremacist events, but they have a tough sell on campus.
Leading Berkeley Through Free Speech Tests
New chancellor assumes duties amid debate over and scrutiny of university’s response to controversial speakers.
Healthier Than Imagined?
Report argues private colleges have been improving their financial status but shows at least some small and poor institutions are struggling.
For-Profit Law School Blows Deadline
The Charlotte School of Law missed two deadlines set by state regulators and has asked for an extension to stay open.
Eliminating Undergraduates
Facing budget shortfalls and enrollment declines, Marygrove College in Detroit makes an uncommon decision.
New Presidents or Provosts: Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Dickinson College, Elmira College, Sage Colleges, St. Joseph's College (N.Y.), Sonoma State U, Southern Illinois U-Edwardsville, Stevenson U, Wright State U, York U
Christopher Ames, provost at Shepherd University, in West Virginia, has been selected as president at the Sage Colleges, in New...
Opinion
Saying You’re Sorry
University presidents often seem to struggle to issue apologies in controversial cases, but some say they tend to have reason to be cautious.
Opinion
The President as Mentor for Tackling Hard Questions
The time is right for a more courageous approach to difficult conversations, writes Ronald A. Crutcher, who meets regularly with students to discuss controversial issues across lines of difference.