By Dan Bauman James R. Ramsey, the former president of the University of Louisville, tops The Chronicle’s latest executive-compensation leaderboard. But the university and its foundation are fighting to reclaim a payout they call “excessive.” |
View compensation data on chief executives at public and private nonprofit colleges in the United States as far back as 2008. |
Leadership & Governance By Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz After eight years as the university’s chief, Eric W. Kaler will work as president emeritus for a year to continue raising funds. |
Fund Raising By Teghan Simonton The university will remove the name of the pizza company founded by John Schnatter, who also resigned from Louisville’s Board of Trustees. |
Marketing By Claire Hansen The governing board approved the marketing campaign, with the tagline “The world needs more cowboys.” |
The Chronicle Interview By Eric Hoover Underserved students have stories to tell, Tim Whitaker knows. His nonprofit group helps them get the words right. |
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Advice By Howard Gardner Undergraduates should start and finish their education with a course tackling the “big questions of life.” |
Lingua Franca How appropriate is it to call the ex-senator guiding Brett Kavanaugh through Senate hearings a sherpa? The word refers to a community with a cultural identity, says Lucy Ferriss, and is not a generic descriptor. |