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‘Silence, Fear and Intimidation’

An investigation finds racism and sexism at Virginia Military Institute are “present, tolerated and left unaddressed.” The administration, authors conclude, will not change unless forced.

Staying the Course

Pennsylvania lawmakers have continued to focus on reducing campus sexual assaults and funding initiatives throughout the state that support that goal, even as the national program on which those efforts were modeled has waned.

Academic Freedom or Academic Abuse?

Students say a film professor at Sonoma State hides behind faculty rights while violating their rights in the classroom. The details suggest the case is complicated.
Opinion

Making the Invisible Visible

Kimberly A. Truong describes how her institution has taken a key step toward acknowledging the invisible labor of faculty of color -- and why others should do so as well.
Opinion

The Mental Health Crisis and the College Chaplaincy

Rabbi Isaama Goldstein-Stoll describes how her fundamental understanding of her work on a university campus has changed and the lessons she's learned.

‘Crisis Level’ Decline

A disproportionate drop in Black students enrolled in college prompted Illinois higher education leaders to propose increased state support for and shifts in how higher education is promoted and delivered to students of color.

‘A Breach of Trust’

UNC Chapel Hill professors demand a vote on Nikole Hannah-Jones’s tenure case.

Can Coaching Bring Students Back to HBCUs?

A new initiative aims to bring back 4,000 students who stopped out of private historically Black colleges and universities and guide them to graduation with one-on-one coaching. Public HBCUs are doing similar outreach to students, especially those who left during the pandemic.