| Leadership By Jack Stripling The latest figures in the American Council on Education’s long-running survey show college presidents remain overwhelmingly white and male, but more than half say they plan to step down in five years. |
| Data By Audrey Williams June Just 12 percent of presidents say that using data to inform their decisions is a future area of importance. |
| Campus Consolidation By Lee Gardner The consolidation of 14 public colleges has produced some benefits, but not a windfall in savings. |
| Technology By Goldie Blumenstyk But some of their demands — for convenience and speed, among other things — may come at an academic price. |
| The Chronicle Interview By Nell Gluckman A sociologist at the University of Louisville describes what colleges need to do to graduate more black males. |
| 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. |
| Balancing Act By Melati Nungsari What does it take for an academic couple to find two tenure-track jobs in the same place? |
| Lingua Franca When he charges witch hunt, what does our president mean? Lucy Ferriss examines the possibilities. |
| Vitae By Rebecca Schuman Hello, prospective grad student. Come in under the shadow of this red rock. |
