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ED Launches Civil Rights Investigation Into Stanford
The Department of Education launched its latest college civil rights investigation Wednesday—this time regarding Stanford University. The investigation is based...
The Key Podcast: Why Match Matters in M&A
Mergers and acquisitions might be discussed more frequently among some institutions in higher ed, but they remain difficult endeavors that...
McMahon Meeting With Senate Committee Canceled After Live-Stream Threat
A roundtable discussion between Education Secretary Linda McMahon and the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions was canceled...
Informal Research Ties ‘More Important’ Than Co-Authorship
Those who are frequently thanked in journals are much more likely to be successful themselves, says a new PNAS paper.
As AI Skills Surge, Entry-Level Jobs Lag
A new Handshake report suggests colleges have a role to play in helping students navigate the rise of AI in a tight job market.
New State Laws Land Blows Against Shared Governance, Tenure
Many legislatures have wrapped up their regular sessions. Inside Higher Ed provides a rundown of major legislation that passed in nine of these states.
Carter Sought to Hire Associate at Nebraska
Following a bombshell report that revealed former Ohio State University president Ted Carter sought to steer resources, and a job...
4 in 10 Students Say AI Will Influence Their Career Choice
Students report feeling “uncertain,” “concerned,” “nervous” and “depressed” about how AI will impact their future careers, a new survey finds. Also, high cost of living deters them from pursuing a college degree.