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Don't Arm Us
Lucinda Roy, a Virginia Tech professor who reported concerns about Seung-Hui Cho before he killed, writes that the idea of arming faculty members is foolish and dangerous.
Humanities Ph.D. Plus
In a push to improve grad students' digital skills and career prospects, institutions join forces.
Social Media as Medication
Student affairs professionals discuss how technology use -- in some ways, enabled by the officials themselves -- may harm students' social development.
Now What?
Gainful employment takes another hit in court, jeopardizing a possible appeal and raising questions about federal collection of data on higher education.
Ranking Without Controversy?
Two community colleges share 2013 Aspen Prize, a feel-good event featuring serious data that might have legs.
Academic Slam Dunk, Round 2
On day two of the annual Academic Performance Tournament, we reveal which women's team would win March Madness if victories were based on classroom progress.
Reality-Based Emergency Prep
Just hours after a former student committed suicide in his dorm miles away, college officials discuss the promise of interactive emergency preparedness training in residence halls.
An Academic Slam Dunk
In Inside Higher Ed's eighth annual Academic Performance Tournament, the March Madness champion is again the team that did best in the classroom, not on the court.