After The Chronicle discovered last week that the University of Texas at Tyler had revoked scholarships for 61 Nepali students, a remarkable thing happened. Strangers from all over the world stepped up to help.
Conservative students don't feel like their ideas are welcome on campus. So they're fighting back. A Chronicle collaboration with This American Life takes you to Nebraska, where one skirmish spun out of control.
A female professor complained to their association about a male professor's unprofessional remark at a conference. Told to write an "unequivocal apology," he refused.
The Rev. Peter M. Donohue, president of Villanova University, says its recent NCAA basketball championships have attracted star students as well. But, he says, it still struggles to increase its enrollment of students of color and from low-income families.
Are you an assistant professor new to the job? A department chair who wants to help freshmen on the faculty in their dizzying first year? Chronicle editors have compiled a collection of essays, by experienced professors, with advice for new faculty members. Buy your copy in the Chronicle store.
The study-abroad program in which Lucy Ferriss has been teaching does not require students to speak the native language. How hard has it been for them to learn French?
Paid for and Created by Texas Christian University The Geography of Heart Disease TCU professors use hospital discharge records to map the prevalence of heart disease in Texas.
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