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Punished for Paying Loans Back

When we paid off The Boy’s loans, his credit score took a hit!

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ED Panel Divided as Consensus Vote Looms on Earnings Test

The Education Department held several closed-door meetings Thursday, but it’s unclear if officials will compromise.

Ep. 185: Three Stories That Defined Higher Ed in 2025

Listen to how Inside Higher Ed’s journalists covered a disruptive year in higher ed policy.

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‘Profound Political Change’ Needed to Revive Venezuelan Science

The collapse of the higher education system under Maduro is unlikely to be reversed without a complete change in leadership, experts warn.

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Plato Censored as Texas A&M Carries Out Course Review

A&M officials have also instructed English faculty not to teach books in core classes that have major plotlines concerning gay, lesbian or transgender identities.

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Congress Plans to Largely Buck Trump on NSF, NASA, Energy Department Cuts

Federal lawmakers crafting appropriations legislation for this fiscal year have released plans that largely reject President Trump’s huge proposed cuts...
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UVA Presidential Hire Raises Process Concerns

The University of Virginia hired a familiar face to lead the university, but he’s starting the job with a trust deficit due to board politics and the circumstances surrounding his hire.

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Appeals Court Cites Supreme Court Rulings to Still Block NIH Indirect Costs Cap

A federal appeals court is keeping in place the ban on the National Institutes of Health’s attempt to cap indirect...