Dan Bauman is a reporter who investigates and writes about all things data in higher education. Tweet him at @danbauman77, or email him at dan.bauman@chronicle.com.
For generations of college students, explosive charges of campus rape have been galvanizing events, uniting disparate groups ...
A former Cornell University student’s lawsuit has kicked up a nationwide furor over the institution’s handling of her ...
As more professors come under fire for their use of generative AI in academic and public writing, publishers and contributors ...
On Monday, local authorities in Tompkins County, N.Y., said they would reopen a criminal investigation into the allegations ...
In a Washington Post column last month, he urged colleges to move beyond the race to catch students using AI to cheat, and ...
A large public-college system is facing a budget shortfall and looming cutbacks: It’s a story that’s becoming common. But the ...
The Trump administration’s demand for seven years of admissions data took a heavy toll on colleges and left many campus ...
Joseph Henrich, an author of a divisive report about politicization in the humanities, says, “I knew it wasn’t going to make ...
Speech that is “annoying, long-winded, aggressive, hyperbolic, and grandiose” is free speech nonetheless, the judge wrote.
To Better Prepare Students for the Work Force, Colleges Turn to a New Role: the Chief Career Officer
Widespread doubts about the value of a degree are spurring institutions to show they are taking the issue seriously.
In August, Education Secretary Linda McMahon issued a call to action requesting that every higher-education institution ...
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