The Chronicle of Higher Education
Friday, October 9
The Debate Over Campus Sexual Assault Has Stretched for Decades
Why Are Some Colleges Choosing to Reduce Their Enrollments?
Opinion | The U. of Michigan Bows to Malicious Misinformation
Limestone U. Closed After Getting a Big Government Loan. Now, It’s Being Auctioned.
Thursday, October 8
Cornell’s President Says Banning Frats Would Make Things Worse. Is He Right?
Is It Rape if the Intoxicated Accuser Chose to Drink? New York Law Says Most of the Time, No.
Opinion | Has AI Destroyed the Doctoral Dissertation?
Why the Cornell Men Accused in the ‘Jane Doe’ Case Wrote Essays
The Case Against Remote Work
‘It’s a Turnaround Project’: Wittenberg U. Tries to Pull Out of Its Tailspin
‘Has Harvard Indeed Lost Its Mind?’
Wednesday, October 7
A Lawsuit Says Missouri Squeezed a Land-Grant HBCU
A College Moved Aggressively to Find New Revenue — and Help Students Transfer
Tuesday, October 6
‘Civics’ Is a Right-Wing Plot — and They’re Not Even Hiding It
Opinion | The End of the ‘Comprehensive’ Research University?
A ‘Rising Star’ in Michigan State’s Chemistry Department Was Suddenly Banished. Why?
Monday, October 5
Why College Sexual-Assault Prevention Falls Short
Would You Hire a Ph.D. Who Wrote Their Dissertation With AI?
Friday, October 2
Thursday, October 1
Tuesday, September 29
Friday, September 25
Thursday, September 24
Opinion | Could AI Be Better at Peer Review Than Humans?
After Missing Its Enrollment Goal, Syracuse U. Is Questioning Everything