The Chronicle of Higher Education

In Advice: If professors don’t advocate for students to openly disclose their AI use in class, we risk offloading the task to a new wave of detection tools that surveil a student’s entire writing process.

Opinion: Is there a new and distinctive culture of campus activism?

The Chronicle of Higher Education recently learned that press officers are seeing more pitches from publications willing to write favorable stories about their leaders for a price. Journalism experts say such publications muddy the waters and confuse readers. Press officers say they’re a legitimate marketing tool.

Colleges love good press. Sometimes they buy it. Listen to our latest podcast about big-name universities that pay magazines to write puff pieces about them.

"We don’t need pointy-headed bureaucrats popping off on every subject, but we sure could use the thoughtful voices of educational leaders to inform ongoing political and ethical debates."

Ann Cudd is fighting to determine whether she’ll be known as a president who remade Portland State University or one who spent her five-year contract as a caretaker.

In Advice: How to transition from graduate school at a large university to a faculty position at a small liberal-arts college.

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A group of passionate amateurs refused to believe that baseball talent could only be decided on white America’s terms. Here’s how their work led to professional baseball recognizing Negro Leaguers in the record books.

Opinion: "FBS presidents must take control of their most lucrative athletic asset."