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UPenn Bans Encampments in New Protest Guidelines
A Rough Month for Campus Cuts
The end of the academic year brought announcements of job and program cuts at many institutions. Some colleges are eliminating dozens of jobs to reduce operating costs.
Long Wait Lists for Introductory English at City College of San Francisco
Some faculty and students say the community college isn’t offering enough sections of the often required course, leading to program completion delays and frustration.
‘Is Our System of Free Speech Failing Us?’
In a Q&A with Inside Higher Ed, Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, discusses the impact of the pro-Palestinian protest movement on campus speech.
Supporting Students With Disabilities in Degree Attainment
Students with disabilities in higher education are less likely to graduate and land full-time employment after college, compared to their peers. A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office highlights solutions colleges can take to better aid these learners.
Fears Mount Over Detention of Academics Who Traveled to China
Several Chinese academics working overseas have disappeared or been detained on return to China as the country’s leaders expand national security laws.
Can University of the Arts Be Saved?
After the Philadelphia institution announced a sudden closure Friday, a Temple University trustee floated the idea of a merger. But what led it to close in the first place?
Survey: College Students, Recent Grads Feel Confident in Career Prospects
A majority of current and recently graduated students say their college degree improved their career prospects and that they know what employers are looking for.