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Former Provost Accuses UNC Chapel Hill Board of Violating State Law
Chris Clemens alleged in his lawsuit that some board members and a dean violated state open meetings and records laws. A professor says his suit is “hypocritical.”
Judge Restores Another Batch of Frozen Grants to UCLA
A federal court order issued late Monday evening provides significant financial relief to the University of California, Los Angeles, restoring...
The Other Office for Civil Rights
A decades-old arm of the Health and Human Services Department is now helping to wage Trump’s crusade against alleged antisemitism, special benefits for minorities and transgender women participating in women’s sports.
Going Old-School: Professors Use Print Books to Teach AI
Faculty members help students practice close reading and analysis with a physical book, building life skills and social connection.
Seamless by Design: Reducing Friction Through Smarter Campus Systems
A new special report from Inside Higher Ed looks at how outdated campus systems threaten institutional missions, especially success for...
ED Gives Harvard 20 Days to Provide Admissions Info
The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights said Friday that it issued a letter giving Harvard University 20 days...
International Enrollment Down at Regional Publics, Small Private Colleges
Large, selective colleges enroll the greatest share of international students. But they’re not the institutions feeling enrollment drops so far this fall, early data shows.
Texas State Prof Sues, Claiming Free Speech, Contract Violations
A tenured Texas State University professor who was terminated earlier this month after allegedly inciting violence during a speech has...