IHE 02-23-2026 DNU

The sociology curriculum is likely just the state’s first foray into course development; the Florida Department of Education is already working on a similar framework for American history classes.

Legislators sponsoring the bills in in Idaho and Ohio argue that the majority of taxpayer-funded athletic aid should be set aside for local students.

Inside Higher Ed spoke with two key leaders from the American Occupational Therapy Association about how the coalition came to be and what they hope to accomplish as pushback against the new loan limits grows.

New Common App research shows that broad first- and continuing-generation labels can mask meaningful differences in student success.

Watch this growing space in higher ed.

By Russell Olwell

You can’t control a lot of things about the application process—but you can control how well you prepare for the interview.

By Peter Harrington and Dinuka Gunaratne

The clear intent of the Texas law is to encode in law that certain groups are right, by virtue of being who they are, and others are wrong.

By Matt Reed