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Tyranny at Texas Tech

Academic freedom and the First Amendment must protect the right of anyone to disagree with the government.

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Readers Respond on Evening Classes

Hybrid, cohorts and feeding students’ kids while their parents learn.

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Opinion

Let Iranian Students Work After Graduation

Suspensions of OPT processing are leaving Iranian students—and other students impacted by travel bans—in limbo.

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Inside Higher Ed’s Model Is Changing. Our Journalism Is Not.

IHE’s new subscription plan will support the independent and robust journalism the higher education sector depends on and deserves.

Opinion

One Course or Five? The Complexities of California Transfer

STEM majors aren’t the only students stuck in the transfer maze.

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Opinion

When Inclusion Carries a Price, Will Colleges Still Lead?

Even in the current policy and legal environment, colleges can still take steps to be inclusive of transgender athletes.

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Why Every Academic Team Needs Its Own Conflict Playbook

Disagreement doesn’t have to be disruptive; a conflict playbook can help turn it into something productive.

Opinion

3 Questions for 2U’s Meghan Rodgers

A conversation with the company’s chief marketing officer on marketing strategy, learner discovery and how AI is reshaping higher education.