IHE 01-12-2026 DNU

As other states consider similar plans, experts say a new law school accreditor could soon emerge to challenge the American Bar Association. Politicians might like it, but law schools remain unlikely to abandon ABA standards any time soon.

After a dramatic year of infighting at the institution, the board is moving forward with an $8 million budget cut over three years, to administrators’ relief and faculty’s dismay.

Text messages obtained by a public records request reveal that University of Virginia board members freely shared criticism and outrage amid recent campus tensions.

New research from Grinnell College finds that well-intentioned prison education programs may have unintended outcomes.

With new loan limits on the horizon, colleges can take steps to make the financial aid system more just for students with disabilities.

By Karly Ball Isaacson et al.

Adaptability is key: Here’s how grad students, postdocs and career professionals can get the most out of “Carpe Careers” in the year ahead.

By Emma Newcombe and Mabel Perez-Oquendo

Lessons for students on Renee Good’s death and the politization of facts.

By Shaun Harper

The false narrative that FIRE spread—that only “the on-campus left” endangered free speech within higher education—became the justification for external repression.

By John K. Wilson

Community colleges deserve to be at the table. When we aren’t, the entire conversation is distorted.

By Matt Reed