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Are the foot soldiers behind psychology’s replication crisis saving science — or destroying it?

Has Kate Manne become a prisoner of her own activism? The Cornell University philosopher’s book on misogyny catapulted her into public life. But her battle against patriarchy has taken a personal toll.

Search committees routinely ask candidates to submit a statement on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Here’s what not to write.

On presenting at a conference after quitting the academy.

Two academics have been subjected to harassment and death threats for their vehement support of abolishing the police — and have received differing degrees of support from their universities.

Garrett Felber, whose work focuses on incarceration, has reached a confidential agreement with his former employer.

Leaders of small institutions hope distinctive academic programs can stanch declines in enrollments and rates of retention and graduation. The results are promising but not certain.

Faculty reports of harassment by students are uncommon, but the experiences can be devastating for those who are victimized.

If college administrators take the current crisis as an opportunity to eliminate tenure once and for all, who’s going to stop them?

Jeannie Suk Gersen and the fight to save Title IX from itself.