Governance

U of Illinois Faculty Senate is considering what to do about students who want to disrupt classes over political disagreements with professor.

Study finds no relationship between pay for public university presidents and money brought in from state appropriations or fund-raising.

Small-college leaders share how their institutions have attempted to ward off enrollment crises before they happen.

University of the Cumberlands does not have to pay its former president compensation totaling $400,000 per year in a case that called into question contracts and promises.

Two new governors want to raise the profile of state coordinating boards, but legislators and public flagship universities may balk at the idea.

Green Mountain says it couldn't chart a path toward financial stability. This semester will be its last.

Wright State professors strike over a board-imposed contract they say would gut faculty rights and compensation. Non-tenure-track faculty members would have to wait nine or more years for job stability under university plan.

The Trump administration's plan for "industry-recognized" apprenticeship resembles weak quality control of for-profit career colleges, writes Mary Alice McCarthy, and would increase risk for students, employers and taxpayers.