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Students Say Mental Health Supports Aid Completion
Three in four students believe they are more likely to graduate due to the mental health services provided by their institution, according to a recent survey by TimelyCare.
Laken Riley Act Could Have Implications for Higher Ed
The bill would force harsher detention policies and could impact visas for lawful, documented individuals applying to work or study in the States.
What Is Scholasticide?
A recent resolution to condemn scholasticide has brought renewed attention to the term. But what does it mean? And where did it come from? Inside Higher Ed explains.
Colleges Expect Less Red Tape Under Trump, More Input on Policies
Despite increased scrutiny of higher education and concerns about academic freedom, experts say the president-elect’s approach to policy could benefit colleges’ finances.
Major Error Skewed Freshman Enrollment Data
Under GOP Pressure, U of Michigan Ends Chinese Partnership
Student Wellness Tip: Supporting Students’ Dry January Goals
Colleges and universities encourage students to reduce their alcohol consumption and enjoy alternative forms of socializing and fun beverages.
Are Two Disciplines Better Than One? The Push for Integrated Majors
Ten colleges will launch integrated majors, which combine two existing degrees into one, to see if they lead to increased diversity and skill sets suited to the 21st century.