As a Black, Christian, former Democrat with little previous engagement with Jewish causes, Leo Terrell seemed an improbable pick to eradicate antisemitic harassment in higher ed. But his zeal and footloose approach to the law make him a powerful threat to colleges.

Federal scrutiny has been a rare sap on Grand Canyon University’s growth. Until now.

How the Pennsylvania governor shaped the university’s response to allegations of antisemitism.

Republican lawmakers have a new obsession: academic-program review.

Campuses are increasingly offering programming on fostering constructive dialogue. One president sees the change as “a future for the work of equity and inclusion.”

A planned $21-million fund for victims of campus antisemitism raises a host of questions — such as who is eligible for a slice of the money.

Ransomware attacks and a new Google policy have led several colleges to discontinue lifetime access to campus email addresses, angering many alumni and retirees.

For decades, health care subsidized research and reputation. Now that model is cracking.

The crisis is not one of resources but of values.

AI can replicate the shape of a narrative, but not the struggle that makes it meaningful.

Three ways to scout your future in higher ed amid unpredictable times.