The Chronicle of Higher Education

Janet Napolitano helped push the University of California away from the SAT. Six years later, with faculty warning that students are arriving unprepared, she sees things differently. chroni.cl/4yhvLsR

Nearly 70 percent of the most selective colleges saw the number of underrepresented minority students on their campuses decline in recent years according to a new Chronicle analysis of institutional enrollment data. chroni.cl/4yDiTNZ

Explore The Chronicle's new tool that allows you to see how enrollment data by race has shifted since the SFFA Supreme Court decision in 2023. chroni.cl/3Ty36j4

BREAKING: A University Cited a Faulty Consulting Report to Cut an Athletic Team, Audit Says chroni.cl/3RyVe0g

New polling shows Democrats' faith in higher education plunged by 11 points over the last year. chroni.cl/4vubygK

Yale's Maurie McInnis said "speculation and misinformation" led her to issue a statement about a possible Trump deal, and Carnegie Mellon's leader made revealing remarks regarding the president and free speech in leaked audio. chroni.cl/4pgZLAQ

BREAKING: How ‘Chaos’ Surrounding AI Can Sink a College Presidency chroni.cl/4ylCpht

The U. of Bridgeport is stabilizing after acquisition, North Carolina's budget slashes funding for student success, and Temple to lay off 40 workers. chroni.cl/4f9wlQA

Readers weigh in on free expression, civility on campus, and politicizing sociology. chroni.cl/4aU557r

From the Archives: The University of Missouri president secured a reputational turnaround for the struggling flagship in Columbia. But at what cost? chroni.cl/4fAz3jm

BREAKING: Data Centers Were Once Boring Pieces of Campus Infrastructure. Now They're Political Flashpoints. chroni.cl/4fAN40t

BREAKING: Now Democrats Are Losing Confidence in Higher Ed, Too chroni.cl/4fyhAbf

The viral Vanderbilt report accused anthropology of being “the most extreme case” of politicization. In a Q&A, the head of the American Anthropological Association called it “poorly researched” and “lacking in any rigor.” chroni.cl/4pk7KgA

Roosevelt Montás wants to bring an approach inspired by Columbia's core curriculum to general-education reform. He is leading a new center at Bard College that he hopes will become a place where like-minded academics can learn how to create and teach these kinds of courses. chroni.cl/4gAHU5K

Opinion | Controversies wracking the American Sociological Association raise old questions about the purpose of such societies. chroni.cl/4figb7B

Six in 10 colleges in a recent survey said international applications had decreased for this fall. That’s the inverse of trends from just three years ago. chroni.cl/44XhUu7

An accounting professor has analyzed dozens of universities’ finances, finding that budget cuts aren’t needed. But is he just telling faculty what they want to hear? chroni.cl/4gB1E9q

Artificial intelligence is reshaping every aspect of university life. Fifteen scholars weigh in on what happens next. chroni.cl/4bkUDpA

BREAKING: Why Many Young Men Don’t Think College Is for Them chroni.cl/4pfwXbU

It's been almost a year since the Trump administration's deal with Columbia. So when news broke that Yale was considering a settlement, groups representing faculty, students, and alumni were ready to respond. chroni.cl/44oQpJP