IHE 09-28-2026 DNU

Policies that make college more accessible to low- and middle-income students have become increasingly popular as admissions regulations have become more restrictive.

The National Institutes of Health’s five-year R3PEATS program comes alongside a new tool that seeks to help researchers identify connected scientific publications.

Several colleges are re-evaluating their time, place and manner restrictions on student expression this fall, with some relaxing their rules while others seek to tighten them.

An overreliance on technology and stigmas around mental health support contribute to social isolation among young men, speakers at the Symposium on Young American Men said.

Financial aid administrators are supposed to solve problems. But I couldn’t fix things for the undocumented students who lost access to in-state tuition and Texas state financial aid.

By Allie Soisouvanh Price

The leadership literature focuses on the first 100 days in a new role. But what about the last 100 before you leave?

By Stephen C. Sutton

Getting the questions right.

By Matt Reed

Substituting political for professional judgment about what constitutes a sound pedagogical approach continues to illustrate anti-intellectualism and the infantilization of higher education.

By Kathy Johnson Bowles