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Efforts to cut costs and measure return on investment are sparking debate at the University of Missouri.

Kathy Schwaig has been named president of Kennesaw State University after serving as interim president since July 2021.

Colleges’ work force is just 40,000 jobs shy of what it was before the pandemic, after revisions to federal data.

In a new survey, one-third say they’re not sure they’ll stay in the field for the next five years.

How to land an idea isn’t a skill we spend much time honing in ourselves or our students. But we should.

Dennis Shields, chancellor of the University of Wisconsin at Platteville, has been named president of the Southern University System and chancellor of Southern University and A&M College.

Mark Rosenberg, who resigned abruptly in January, told a young co-worker he wanted to obtain a religious divorce from his wife and have the colleague as a “companion.”

How coaching can help professors to “flourish in place.”

With the tenure-track market stalled, a history Ph.D. was urged to pursue Plan B. Unfortunately, he says, the alt-ac career trajectory is broken, too.

These five scholars were denied tenure. Could they move on?