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Bio Lab, Chem Lab, Writing Lab?
Instead of quiet quitting the take-home essay, we need a whole new model for writing instruction.
U of California’s Test-Free Experiment Is Producing an Uncomfortable Truth
It’s become all too apparent that high school grades are insufficient in signaling college preparedness.
Is the SAT a Good Fit for Public Universities? It Depends
Standardized test requirements should be aligned with mission—a fact that demands a variety of approaches across different states and institutional types.
The Most Popular Views of 2025
Read on for a recap of the 12 most-read Inside Higher Ed views pieces of the last year.
Demagogy or Pedagogy? A Better Way to Approach Antisemitism on Campus
Policing speech about Israel is counterproductive.
Faculty Are First Responders in Averting an Epidemic of Intellectual Atrophy
Colleges need a public health approach to AI use.
No, Colleges Do Not “Over-Accommodate”
A certain genre of articles skeptical of higher ed’s disability accommodation process fuels attacks on civil rights.
Degrees of Uncertainty
The rise of loan and degree insurance for undergraduate education may be self-defeating.