IHE 06-09-2026 DNU

College technology leaders generally feel good about the cybersecurity training they provide employees. Students? Not so much. Experts say this is risky for institutions—and for students.

The provost claims that the professor’s actions “threaten immediate harm” to students or the School of the Art Institute of Chicago community.

At a news conference Monday, Kennedy insisted that the nutrition education pledges were voluntary and that there “was no coercion or pressure from my agency.”

The University of New Haven will offer tuition-free degrees and start-up support to help young innovators bring their inventions to market.

Harvard’s new cap on A grades is addressing the wrong problem.

By Michèle Foster

Erin Marie Furtak has found that asking herself three questions has helped her transition not just out of the academic year but also back into the fall term.

By Erin Marie Furtak

The realization can either break you or liberate you.

By Dominique J. Baker

A conversation with the senior associate dean for executive education.

By Joshua Kim

There is virtually no evidence offered in the report for its sweeping conclusions about the entirety of the humanities.

By John K. Wilson