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Baby Steps

Washington & Jefferson dips its toe into graduate programs, but leaders of the traditionally undergraduate college admit it's a balancing act, and are moving more modestly than other colleges trying to diversify their offerings.

Instructor Charged in Murder of Professor Emeritus

Missouri State places instructor on leave after he is charged with stabbing to death a fellow instructor.

Tiny Dorm Rooms

For the College of Wooster and the College of Charleston, bigger isn't always better. Both have designed student housing that embraces the concept of tiny living, offering relatively few square feet per student.

Campus Safety

Aug. 18, 2016 -- Inside Higher Ed's new print-on-demand compilation of articles focuses on the topic of “Campus Safety.” The...

When Sports Boosters Judge Sexual Assault Cases

Possible bias during hearing processes continues to be a concern for students reporting campus sexual assault.

Dorm Décor Rorschach Test

After photos of U of Mississippi students' room go viral, debate follows on just how fancy a student residence should be.

Banking on the Big Five

In a risky and expensive endeavor, colleges are spending more and more money on athletics in hopes of earning a spot among the Power Five conferences.

Seeking Same-Race Roommates

Minority student at Pitzer advertised for nonwhite roommate. Her president was critical. Does reaction ignore reality that many white students get white roommates all the time?