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College Leaders Get a Boost From Corporate Board Service

Multiple college presidents are paid handsomely to sit on corporate boards in addition to the demands of their job. Is the practice beneficial to institutions or a personal windfall?

Stockton Pulls Genocide Reference After Donor Complains

The public university in New Jersey abruptly deleted a reference to genocide in Gaza from its website. The author, a Jewish scholar of genocide, believes officials caved to donor pressure.

Linda McMahon Legal Battle Grinds On

The education secretary was sued in 2024 for allegedly ignoring sexual abuse when she was a WWE executive. Almost two years in, the largely overlooked lawsuit is playing out slowly.

GAO Report: Athletic Programs Bleed Money

A new government report shows that the vast majority of colleges lose money on athletics even at the highest levels, with students and the academic enterprise subsidizing sports.

Harvard Among Institutions That Cut Personnel in July

Multiple campuses laid off employees last month to plug budget gaps created by the loss of federal research funds, declining enrollment, shrinking state support and more.

A Green Mountain College Resurrection?

An evangelist wants to reopen a closed campus in rural Vermont. But the finances and strategy are unclear, and his prior attempt at running a college raises questions.