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A young man with a prosthetic leg sits in front of a computer and calculator and stack of invoices.

The Hidden Costs That Keep Disabled Students From College

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

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In Defense of the Student-Run Magazine

The student-run magazine survives, even thrives—but not at the University of Alabama.

A name plate on a desk reads "Vice President."

How Many Vice Presidents Does a College Need?

Titles matter—and so does title inflation.

A group of students type on computers in a computer lab, with an instructor watching from the back of the room.

Bio Lab, Chem Lab, Writing Lab?

Instead of quiet quitting the take-home essay, we need a whole new model for writing instruction.

A broken No. 2 pencil lies atop a standardized test answer sheet.

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.

The word "SAT" is scrawled in chalk on a green chalkboard.

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 year “2025” in red, three-dimensional letters, with future years (2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031) written in grey behind it.

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.

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Demagogy or Pedagogy? A Better Way to Approach Antisemitism on Campus

Policing speech about Israel is counterproductive.