IHE 07-30-2026 DNU

In a conversation with Inside Higher Ed, Interim President Wayne Frederick said Howard reinstated more than 200 students and outlined changes to improve communication.

The group says the move is a first in its over-100-year existence, and part of countering government threats. Critics say AAUP has lost its neutrality.

Roughly 645 people will have to take the newly redesigned exam later this year or next. One outraged law dean says those options aren’t good enough for the thwarted test takers.

The more interesting one is not about academic integrity. It’s about what it means to assess professional competence in a fast-changing field.

By James Finkelstein

We should listen to them—and treat their objections with respect.

By Carla Fehr and Jennifer Saul

The University of Tennessee’s patent suit against Anthropic challenges the technology’s core architecture—and could set a precedent for other institutions.

By Sara Custer

Congress may intervene to prop up an enterprise that has long since lost its way. It would be better to let the market work and force colleges to make hard choices about values and money.

By Doug Lederman

Recognition as a lever for improving transfer.

By Lynn Tincher-Ladner