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Ep. 186: What Does a Student-Centered Data Strategy Look Like?

How higher ed can improve its data practices to better serve students, according to three experts.

Ep. 185: Three Stories That Defined Higher Ed in 2025

Listen to how Inside Higher Ed’s journalists covered a disruptive year in higher ed policy.

A panel of higher education experts discuss the use of data in student success strategies.

The Key Podcast: Doing the ‘Data Work’ in Student Success

The latest episode of The Key, Inside Higher Ed’s news and analysis podcast, features a discussion between higher ed leaders...
A pig marked in butcher lines with fruits and vegetables filling up the sections.

College Dining Halls Embrace Plant-Forward Menus

More institutions are pledging to increase their plant-based options in the name of sustainability, health and consumer demand. Students like the new fare—so long as dishes aren’t advertised as vegan or meatless.

First responders with the Providence Fire Department maneuver an empty stretcher near the Barus & Holley building, home to the engineering and physics departments and the site of a mass shooting, at Brown University on Dec. 13, 2025.

Brown Mass Shooting Suspect Admits to Crime in Video Found After His Death

The man accused of carrying out last month’s mass shooting at Brown University that left two students dead admitted to...
College students sitting in a circle chatting indoors.

How a Northwestern Program Tackles Student Stress

The peer mentor–led PATH program helps students navigate stress, perfectionism and uncertainty through a mix of online coursework and small-group discussions.

A photo illustration of a pin on a map of Oregon.

Oregon Higher Ed Body Recommends ‘Institutional Integration,’ Up to Mergers

Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission is recommending that the state’s public colleges and universities pursue “institutional integration”—everything from sharing services...
A colorful wall mural of Maduro's smiling face with a pedestrian in a baseball hat walking in front of it.

‘Profound Political Change’ Needed to Revive Venezuelan Science

The collapse of the higher education system under Maduro is unlikely to be reversed without a complete change in leadership, experts warn.