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Can Congress Encourage Innovation and Protect Students?
As lawmakers rewrite the Higher Education Act, experts on digital learning hope they resolve longstanding ambiguities and maintain key safeguards.
Academic Minute: American Latino Catholics
Today in the Academic Minute, Brett Hendrickson of Lafayette College explores the culture and heritage of U.S. Latino Roman Catholics...
Making the Tough Decisions: Critical Business and Enrollment Strategies
Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the topics from the "Making the Tough Decisions: Critical Business...
Maricopa Colleges Will End Football
The Maricopa Community Colleges announced Monday that they will end the football programs they operate at four of their colleges...
Addressing Mental Health Issues With Technology
Can technology help us with our mental health? In today's Academic Minute, part of Lafayette College Week, Susan Wenze describes...
Controversial Event at Chicago (Yes, Chicago) Called Off
Description of conservative group's gathering said immigration has turned U.S. into "porcelain receptacle for other nations’ wretched refuse." Group said rhetoric was intentionally hyperbolic, and that students canceled the event.
Giving to Colleges Rises by 6.3%
Alumni donors help push charitable totals to $43.6 billion in 2017.
Graduation Rates and Bright Lines
Regional accreditors weigh in on graduation rates with an analysis of colleges with low rates, but the agencies argue against using a "bright-line" approach.