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Historically Black Land-Grant Universities Celebrate USDA Agreement as ‘Big Win’
College leaders hope to secure more funding and opportunities for their students as they ramp up collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Who Would Be the Men’s March Madness Champion—Based on Brains?
Continuing a long-standing Inside Higher Ed tradition, we used NCAA data to determine which team would win if academic success, not athletic skill, was being judged.
Ep. 191: Sonya Christian on the Big Budget and Big Dreams of California Community Colleges
The system is using AI to develop a credit for prior learning framework at scale and not backing down from climate education.
House Republican Report Says Campus Antisemitism a ‘Systemic Problem’
House Ed Panel Tackles Alleged Truman Scholarship Bias, Financial Aid Fraud
Democrats largely opposed Republicans, arguing that their attention should be focused on other issues such as the growing affordability crisis.
Student Veterans Turn Service Into Art
From combat to the classroom, veterans at the New York Film Academy explore acting and storytelling to navigate postmilitary life.
UA President Refuses to Sign Traditional Shared Governance Memorandum
Shared governance practices are written into Arizona state law, but Republican lawmakers have sought to change that.
