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2 Years Later, Professors Still Face Consequences for Pro-Palestinian Speech
Some faculty members who participated in campus protests in 2024 are still under investigation by their universities. Others are fighting what they see as retaliation for their speech.
‘Inside Higher Ed’ Launches Subscription Model
Inside Higher Ed’s new subscription model went live today, offering subscribers unlimited access to news coverage, deep dives and Quick...
SDSU to Pay $300K Settlement to Female Athletes Over Scholarships
San Diego State University will pay a $300,000 settlement, plus $1.3 million in attorneys’ fees, to almost 800 female student...
Survey: Americans View AI Use on Campus as Important, Yet Remain Skeptical
Americans generally believe that it is important for colleges to incorporate artificial intelligence into their curriculum, yet they remain skeptical...
Virginia Tech’s Growing Pains
The university needs more campus housing. But a plan to address that issue has stoked students’ concerns and suspicions about how a developer on the board stands to benefit.
Amid DOJ Lawsuit, Nebraska Poised to End In-State Tuition for Noncitizens
The U.S. Department of Justice sued the state of Nebraska on Tuesday over its policy allowing undocumented students to pay...
Diversity Statement Requests Decline in Higher Ed Hiring
Use of diversity statements in university hiring is on the decline, according to a new report from Heterodox Academy. The...
Ep. 195: Voices of Student Success: What’s Driving the Student Mental Health Crisis?
Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success discusses the rising demand for support, the strain it places on institutions and the huge disparity in college responses.