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In a letter to trustees, Rachel Toor explains why a university should take its students out of harm’s way.

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Professors at Purdue accuse President Mitch Daniels of deflecting attention away from his “inaction” on white supremacy on campus by smearing a professor’s reputation.

University of Minnesota's revisions of its sexual harassment and assault policies draw praise and raise concerns about letting bystanders off the hook.

Ambitious project to create public database of wage data and other information about all postsecondary credentials seeks to help students and employers know more about what's expected in academic and job-training programs.

Albright booted a football player after he protested during the national anthem. Now he’s been offered his spot back.

Study finds patterns of harassment and sexist treatment of scholars in far-flung locations that offer few of the protections of campuses.

The new status quo may be more calls by state lawmakers for better completion rates and work-force outcomes.

Participants agree that campuses must be places for all views to be expressed. But some academic leaders also see this as time to change the narrative on higher education and to challenge the idea of students as “snowflakes.”