W hen news of Iván Chaar López’s tenure denial broke last month, the scholar’s supporters pointed to what they believed was the University of Texas at Austin’s unstated reason: politics. UT-Austin’s ...

If you heard a collective gasp of excitement last week in Michigan, it may have been the class of 2031.

Ask any journal editor today about the effects of generative AI on academic publishing, and you’ll get an earful. It’s not ...

Mike Braun, a Republican of Indiana, got in on the act, praising trustees of the state’s colleges for cutting or ...

The move will increase efficiency and enable the university to provide ‘the best product possible,’ Howard’s president said.

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A new federal lawsuit claims that the Texas A&M University system is casting “a pall of orthodoxy over” its classrooms by ...

Dylan B. Dryer is an associate professor of composition studies at the University of Maine.

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Sayed, a former public-health official and university professor, in Michigan’s Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate— a race ...

Scofield, an associate professor and chair of the University of Idaho’s history department, checked her work email. “I think ...