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Compilation on the Best Practices for Hiring in Academe

I nside Higher Ed is pleased to release “The Talent Equation: 2023 HR Best Practices for Higher Education Leaders,” a...

Man Arrested for Planning Mass Shootings at Brown, UConn

A man was arrested last week for second-degree threatening, second-degree breach of peace and second-degree failure to appear, and he...
A woman with curly hair wearing glasses and a blazer speaks at a podium

A National Summit on a Higher Ed ‘Low Point’

At a daylong conference on affirmative action, there was much commiserating but little guidance as higher ed leaders searched for a path forward.

Three female students sit at a small table in a cafeteria eating sandwiches, laughing.

Students’ Wellness Preferences and Food Priorities

Survey: Going to the gym is students’ preferred wellness activity over all, but many say they’d access more campus wellness resources if hours met their schedules. On campus food, students value quality and variety of flavors and less processed options.

Students gather in small groups at at tables on the grounds of Ohio Wesleyan University.  A banner saying "Connection Conference" hangs in the background.

New on the Job: Q&A With Ohio Wesleyan University’s First Director of Holistic Advising

As the newly appointed director of holistic advising, Lauren Hensley will ensure advising students goes beyond academics.

A hooded figure with a hidden face stands in front of a background of digital code

MOVEit Attack Signals Growing Cybersecurity Threats for Higher Ed

Security experts warn the success of recent hacker actions will mean more attacks against vulnerable institutions.

Ruth Simmons Named 2023 Jefferson Lecturer

Ruth J. Simmons will deliver the 2023 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. The National Endowment for the Humanities’ Jefferson Lecture...
A photo of Indiana University and Purdue officials signing an agreement to split IUPUI into two institutions.

Hard Choices Amid Purdue-Indiana Split

Numerous Indiana University employees will move to Purdue as the institutions dissolve their joint venture in Indianapolis. But many faculty members worry they’ll be left without tenure or a departmental home.