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Marshall Backtracks on Plan to Cut Women’s Swimming and Diving
After a group of athletes sued, Marshall University is no longer planning to end its women’s swimming and diving program...
Florida Passes Bill to Promote AP Class Alternative
Florida’s Legislature passed a bill last week to further plans to develop college-readiness courses to compete with Advanced Placement, called...
How One College Helps Students Navigate Civil Discourse
Kalamazoo College’s senior seminar teaches students to approach disagreement around political views without shutting down dialogue.
‘Unusually Steep’ Decline in U.S. University Autonomy, Index Shows
Drop in institutional autonomy of 50 percent since 2015 means country is now only rated as “moderate” by experts.
Who Would Be the Women’s March Madness Champion—Based on Brains?
Inside Higher Ed has created men’s and women’s March Madness brackets using the teams’ academic scores since 2006. This year’s winner is …
Colleges Back Away From César Chávez
Multiple colleges removed the labor activist’s name from programs and awards and covered up statues, art and plaques honoring him following allegations of sexual abuse.
For AI Help, More College Students Ask Social Media First
College students are using artificial intelligence–powered tools more than ever, but many prefer getting guidance on how to use them...
The Career Story of Raffaella Ocone, the First Female Professor of Chemical Engineering in Scotland
We hear how a woman from rural southern Italy became the first female professor of chemical engineering in Scotland—and what she’s working on now.