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U.S. Agencies Reiterate Backing of Affirmative Action
The U.S. Supreme Court in April upheld the right of states to bar public colleges and universities to consider race...
Democrats Propose Student Loan Relief Bill
Congressional Democrats on Tuesday announced legislation to allow existing student loan borrowers to refinance their debt at lower interest rates...
Academic Minute: Segregated Psych Centers
In today’s Academic Minute, King Davis, director of the Institute for Urban Policy Research and Analysis at the University of...
U.S. Proposes Rules to Retain Skilled Immigrants
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday announced the publication of two new proposed rules aimed at retaining highly...
Rutgers Commencement Woes Continue
Inside Higher Ed was wrong to assume on Monday that Rutgers University had resolved the controversies over its selection commencement...
Pizza and Beer Don't Make Up the Food Pyramid?
College students fail to eat or exercise in ways that would reduce their chances of cancer later in life, according...
Stanford University Divests From Coal
Stanford University, which has the fourth-largest endowment of any American college, will stop directly investing in coal mining companies. The...
Growth for Challenger to Common Application
With more than 500 member colleges, the Common Application remains a key force in admissions, even after taking a lot...