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The Real Face of Cancel Culture
Criticism is not canceling, and the victim narrative is particularly pernicious in light of attacks on academics and teachers at home and abroad, Timothy Verstynen writes.
$400 Increase in Pell Grant Is Part of Budget Deal
The House of Representatives was taking up the remaining budget bills for the current fiscal year Wednesday night, and the...
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.showhide button {cursor:pointer;background:#ef7521;border:0;padding:5px 12px;box-shadow:2px 2px 2px #ddd;font-size:18px;margin:10px 0;color:#fff;} With Inside Higher Ed’s Reporter Colleen Flaherty and Editor Scott Jaschik. We...
Weekly Wisdom | Texas Higher Education Commissioner Dr. Harrison Keller
Enjoy an inspiring conversation with Texas Higher Education Commissioner Dr. Harrison Keller, University Innovation Alliance CEO Bridget Burns and Inside...
2 Students Sue Santa Clara U Over Vaccine Policy
Two students have sued Santa Clara University, a private university in California, over its requirements that they be completely vaccinated...
The Dollar-a-Lot Program
Programs for helping low-income residents get a home of their own are a crucial course of action. In today’s Academic...
Appeals Court Revives COVID Lawsuits
A federal appeals court partially reversed a lower court ruling against students seeking refunds from American University and George Washington University for moving online during COVID-19.
‘Audacious’ Merger or ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Mistake?
Connecticut’s community colleges get the go-ahead from their accreditor to merge. Administrators celebrate while faculty members mourn.