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New Presidents or Provosts: Alamance, Ball State, Chowan, Clarkson, Colorado State-Pueblo, San Diego CC, Tampa

Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at Texas Christian University, has been named president of the...

Rockland Community College President Reportedly Fired

Rockland Community College President Lester Edgardo Sandres Rápalo has been fired after less than a year on the job and...

New Presidents or Provosts: Berkeley City College, Dillard, Jackson State, Mount St. Mary’s, Oglethorpe, Southern Maine CC, Stockton U, Sweet Briar, West Chester

R. Lorraine (Laurie) Bernotsky, executive vice president and provost at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, has been named president there...
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Can University of the Arts Be Saved?

After the Philadelphia institution announced a sudden closure Friday, a Temple University trustee floated the idea of a merger. But what led it to close in the first place?

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UNC System’s Controlled DEI Demolition

The University of North Carolina System Board of Governors voted to repeal the system’s DEI policy. Will the outcomes differ from those in states that did so through legislation?

Provosts on Gen AI, Tenure and Program Cuts: Key Podcast

Colleges and universities are undergoing intense pressure from a lot of angles—and their provosts are arguably at the epicenter of...

Harvard’s Largest Division Drops DEI Hiring Statements

Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), which houses 40 academic departments and more than 30 centers, is dropping...
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Faculty Power on the Line in Kentucky

University of Kentucky leaders are on the verge of replacing a strong University Senate with a purely advisory body. Faculty members are asking a simple question: Why?