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Leap into advanced cloud-based system doubles in single year, though big costs and complications still leave larger institutions on the sidelines

In fight to keep cities safe, some academics seen as harming urban poor by prioritising police and donors over community needs

In largest such use of criminal laws, dozens from University of New Hampshire – including witnesses who did not report – face prosecution after single hazing incident

Daniel Silber complains university was not giving staff being made redundant enough time to find a new role

Rather than repeating other institutions’ mistakes, universities should embrace established ‘modalities’ for collaborative online international learning – and appreciate it as more than a Covid stopgap

Alumnus and academic lifer to leave next summer amid rash of turnover among US university leaders in Covid’s aftermath

While lawmakers get attention for criticising tenure and working to weaken it, campus hiring practices seen doing more damage

The Princeton University president discusses the oversimplification of the free speech debate and his personal journey of discovery kicked off by his son’s school project 

New university finds early success with online teaching in local environments worldwide, but fears higher education may already have lost the public

From hundreds of complaints over virtual teaching, a pattern of deference to institutions, except for those that had long discounted the format

University’s near-complete accounting reported to find 7,000 Native Americans and 19 victims of slavery among bodies used in often-racist research

After fighting to unite troubled public campuses in two different states, Dannel Malloy has sympathy for affected faculty but won’t let it stop him