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‘Merit’ Was the Word of the Year in Admissions. But What Does It Mean?
The Trump administration called on institutions to be more meritocratic in their admissions processes. But what merit is—and how exactly it should be used—remains a contentious topic in higher ed.
Hard Conversations Needed After Bondi Attack, Universities Told
Reconceive disagreement as an opportunity to engage rather than a problem to be solved or sidestepped, experts urge, following terrorist tragedy on iconic beach.
Utah System Head Calls Out Weber State for Censorship
Turning Point’s Student Membership Keeps Growing
Research: Helping Students Achieve Economic Mobility
A new resource from Public Agenda finds that colleges that prioritize family engagement, support systems and investments in resources have boosted the earnings potential of low-income students.
NSF Lowers Grant Review Requirements, NIH Hunts for Phrases
IHE’s 2025 Survey Insights: The Top 12
Here’s what our annual surveys of higher ed leaders and students revealed.
You Can’t AI-Proof the Classroom, Experts Say. Get Creative Instead.
Artificial intelligence is here to stay. Faculty members explain how to keep students engaged in their own learning and prevent them from relying on AI.