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Student Affairs Officers Not Influenced by Race
Inspired by findings of bias at the K-12 level, a study sought to see if higher ed officials would impose harsher penalties on hypothetical black students than on white ones.
A Rare Focus on All-Male Groups
Harvard singled out its final clubs as especially dangerous places for women. Victims’ advocates and researchers argue more colleges should take a similarly hard look at fraternities.
Racial Gaps in the Power 5
Just half of black male athletes at the 65 top football and basketball institutions graduate within six years, a new study found. Other black students and other athletes fare much better at most colleges.
The 2016 Women's Academic Bracket
Inside Higher Ed's fifth annual academic bracket for the NCAA women's basketball tournament. And the winner is ...
2016 Academic Performance Bracket
Inside Higher Ed's 11th annual academic bracket for the NCAA men's basketball tournament. And the winner is ...
Opinion
Sexual Violence: Responding to Reports Is Not Enough
As institutions improve their ability to receive and respond to reports of sexual violence, they must be sure not to neglect the actual prevention of it, argues Joseph Storch.
Demanding
Lists of demands from student activists have gotten longer and more ambitious, but students at Western Washington U may have others beat.
500-Word Essay as Punishment for Rape?
Student goes public with details on alleged rapist at Gustavus Adolphus, renewing debate over whether respecting privacy lets colleges get away with wrist slapping instead of expulsions.