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NIH Will No Longer Recognize Union of Early-Career Researchers

The National Institutes of Health will no longer recognize a union of early-career researchers who work in its labs, NOTUS...
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Journal Submissions Riddled With AI-Created Fake Citations

References used to be one of the last things journal editors checked before publishing a paper. Artificial intelligence is changing that.

Opinion

‘Controversies Not Germane to the Course’

What the heck does this even mean?

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Labor Watch: St. John’s Axes Unions, CSU Strike Pays Off

In the debut edition of Labor Watch, Inside Higher Ed recaps major faculty, staff and graduate student labor activity in February. 

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N.Y. Attorney General’s Office Tells NYU Langone to Resume Youth Trans Care

The New York attorney general’s office has told NYU Langone Health to resume providing puberty blockers and hormones to transgender...
Opinion

Extraordinary Higher Education Scholar to Lead World’s Largest Education Research Association

It is nearly impossible to write anything good or credible about campus climate, diversity and inclusion, sense of belonging, the success of students of color in STEM fields, or Hispanic-serving institutions without citing her studies.

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Opinion

Beyond the 2 Cultures

Design is higher education’s missing foundation.

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How Joint Review Can Boost Faculty Diversity

A new study finds that Black and Hispanic faculty have much higher chances of promotion or tenure when they are evaluated alongside other candidates.