On the next Charlotte Talks, a look ahead to the 2026 midterms. Will they be normal or engulfed in chaos?

Some disciplinary measures have been imposed on the lecturer, including being monitored as she teaches a class on diversity and social justice.

A small but growing number of educators are experimenting with oral exams to circumvent the temptations presented by powerful AI platforms.

Oregon’s two oldest private universities say their plan to consolidate will benefit students, the state’s workforce and help future-proof the institutions.

As top universities report a surge in students seeking disability accommodations, Stanford alum Joe Lonsdale warns founders to steer clear of grads using the status as a “leg up.”

Amid the national debate over early decision, a handful of colleges are offering students early estimates of what aid they will receive if they are admitted. With the imminent arrival of early-decision results comes a new round of hand-wringing about the admissions practice, which affords students a better chance of getting accepted to their top institution but requires them to commit if admitted.

Professors and students are increasingly worried what they say in class could end up on the internet.