| Politics By Clara Turnage Conservatives have long viewed higher education less favorably than liberals do, but with campus controversies increasingly in the headlines, a new study finds the gap has widened. |
| Student Aid By Adam Harris In a public hearing on Monday, supporters and opponents spoke out about the Education Department’s decision to delay and renegotiate two Obama-era regulations aimed at reining in abuses by colleges. |
| Data By Ben Myers The federal government requires them to tally the price of off-campus housing, health care, transportation, and other expenses. But an analysis suggests that those estimates are often wide of the mark. |
| The Ticker The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is reportedly discussing a plan to require more than one million international students to reapply annually to remain in the United States. |
| The Ticker A 2015 investigation confirmed that the university presidentâs signature had been forged on the deal, which was originally expected to cost $72 million, but the board reportedly has no plans to cancel it. |
| We’ve started a new email, for individual subscribers only, that briefs readers on everything they need to know in higher ed to start the day. Here’s a sample. |
| The Chronicle Review By Andrew Kay Even though I couldn’t land a tenure-track job, I still had the capacity to capture people’s attention, offering them some repast that was both pleasurable and provocative. |
| Lingua Franca Anne Curzan encounters a new word she is not entirely convinced she needs. |
| Vitae By Manya Whitaker You have to find a way to disconnect from the work environment while remaining engaged with the work. |
