Richard A. Greenwald

Artificial intelligence is inevitable, so colleges and universities ought to thoughtfully prepare for it—rather than run from it.

These cities unto themselves had to rework everything on the fly and, for the most part, they’ve done it.

We used to invest in higher ed as a social good. When that changed, schools started selling it as a consumer good. That’s dragging our schools, and our democracy, down.

Right-wing anger at ‘leftist’ institutions is no longer limited to Cambridge and Palo Alto and New Haven. It just spread to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

If so, here’s what colleges need to do: vastly improve their mental health outreach and other forms of student support.

The virus has weakened the grip of a test created by a white supremacist who warned against “promiscuous intermingling” of the races.

Both were stubborn, ignorant, and corrupt. But those weren’t the reasons both will go down in infamy.

Universities everywhere are cutting back. And they're looking at a future in which higher education is less accessible to all.

Trump has turned the Department of Labor into the Department of Employers' Rights. But encouraging signs do exist--and Americans must be reminded of labor's vital role.

While you were thinking about Trump’s tweets, she repealed an Obama-era rule that reined in the for-profit sector. The biggest losers? The poorest kids, of course.