Academe

Pandemic-era cuts to retirement contributions and other austerity measures led faculty members at Johns Hopkins University to challenge top-down decision-making.

When universities plunder the cities where they enjoy tax-exempt status, faculty and community members can organize to hold them accountable.

The misguided effort to centralize operations for twelve colleges and form a single, statewide megacollege disregards shared governance norms and the needs of students.

Faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community members all have a stake in what happens at Oberlin College and other campuses affected by austerity measures.

University partnerships with lawbreaking corporations carry enormous costs to society.

Scholarship on motherhood and contingent faculty labor has failed to capture the experiences of women of color.