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Big 4 Becomes Big 14 in Dominating International Education

Competition in the international education market is heating up as more countries vie for students.

The Key: Publishing Advice From ‘The Public Scholar’ and ‘L.A. Times’ Op-Ed Editor

In the latest episode of The Key, Inside Higher Ed’s news and analysis podcast, Philip Gray, op-ed editor at the...
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Report: ChatGPT Suggests Self-Harm, Suicide and Dangerous Dieting Plans

Researchers identified tendencies for the chatbot to respond to prompts from fictitious teens by promoting harmful behaviors, as long as users told it the information was for a friend or project.

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Jury Awards $6M in CSU Harassment Case

The California State University system must pay $6 million to a former official at Cal State San Bernardino who accused...
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State Financial Aid Increased 12% in 2023–24

States awarded $18.6 billion in aid to students during the 2023–24 academic year, a 12 percent increase from the previous...
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UVA Settles With Justice Department

The University of Virginia agreed to a settlement with the Trump administration that will pause investigations over allegedly illegal diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Ep. 179: How to Be a Public Scholar and Why It Matters

Expertise can make all the difference in a compelling conversation.

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Towson U Wanted to Vet ‘No Kings’ Speakers

After Towson University officials said they planned to vet the names of speakers for security reasons, students moved their “No...