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New Report Finds Low Share of R&D Funds Goes to HBCUs
U.K. Weighs Streamlining Visa Process for Researchers
Research organizations are calling on the British government to remove barriers for entry to capitalize on President Trump’s new visa restrictions for foreign visitors to the U.S.
Students on Academic Quality, Success
Undergraduates across institution types rate the quality of education they’re getting highly, and they share what could boost their academic success in our Student Voice: Amplified series.
Employers Value Postsecondary Credentials, Durable Skills
Surveys of hiring managers underscore higher education’s value in preparing the workforce with technical and interpersonal skills for current and future roles.
The Key Podcast: Former Spelman Leader on Tracking Race in College Admissions
Gutted NCES Releases First Batch of Higher Ed Data
Experts say they have no reason to mistrust the new data, but aspects of the rollout suggest the Education Department could struggle to maintain quality with fewer resources. The department disputes that there were issues with the rollout.
Missouri Merged 2 Agencies. What Can Trump Learn From the Show-Me State?
As the Trump administration looks to merge career and technical education services between the Departments of Education and Labor, Inside Higher Ed spoke with Missouri state officials who underwent a similar process.
Colleges Hope Tuition Guarantees Will Open Doors to Lower-Income Students
Income-based tuition guarantees are on the rise, with many universities saying they aim to make their already-generous financial aid policies as explicit as possible.