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International Students Afraid Under the Trump Administration
A new national survey from Stop AAPI Hate, a coalition dedicated to fighting discrimination against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders...
Texas Tech Begins to Collect Info on Race, Gender Course Content
For each of their courses, faculty must say whether they “advocate for” or “promote” certain race or gender identities.
SUNY Service Corps Mobilizes to Fight Food Insecurity in New York
Chancellor King said the program highlights how higher ed can respond to crises across the state and reflects the growing desire among young people “to contribute to the community.”
ED Seeks Public Comment on Accreditation Reform
Reforming the accreditation process has been a key focus for the Trump administration. Officials from the Education Department reinforced that...
Youngkin Loses Battle Over Virginia Board Picks
The legal battle over whether Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin’s university board appointees will take their seats is over after a...
Ep. 184: Voices of Student Success: 2025 Trends and 2026 Predictions
Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success looks into some of the latest trends in helping students flourish in higher education.
What to Know About Workforce Pell Talks
The negotiating committee has completed its first two days of discussions and, while there are key issues still to be ironed out, committee members remain optimistic.
Shooting at Kentucky State Leaves 1 Student Dead
A shooting at a Kentucky State University residence hall left one student dead and another in critical condition Tuesday afternoon...