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Tribal Council in the Lecture Hall: Why Higher Ed Loves ‘Survivor’
As the reality TV series reaches the finale of its 50th season, Inside Higher Ed spoke to more than half a dozen faculty contestants about what drew them to the show and how they’ve incorporated their fandom into their classes.
Bard President Didn’t Opt to Retire—the Board Voted for It
In the weeks following the May 1 announcement that Bard president Leon Botstein would end his tenure in June, three trustees resigned and an alum has asked the New York attorney general to investigate the board.
Advising the College Search in the Age of AI, TikTok and Anxiety
The CEO and incoming president of the Independent Educational Consultants Association discuss what independent college consulting looks like in 2026, half a century after the field emerged.
Dual-Enrollment Students Need More Support
A new study from Helios Education Foundation and Florida State University finds accelerated students often need clearer advising, transition support and academic planning.
ABA Closes In on Axing Diversity Standard
NAACP Urges Black Athletes to Boycott 8 States
California Community Colleges Make Progress in Curbing Financial Aid Fraud
Oakland City U ‘Suspending’ Undergrad Classes; Online Grad Courses Continue
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