There is an endless war being waged against colleges and universities in this country, one unprecedented in our lifetimes. Not merely a war of words,
I am currently chair of the philosophy department at the University of Utah. I have taught at “the U” for 32 years. We are a flagship
There aren’t as many librarians in schools as there used to be. At first it wasn’t as noticeable, as the reductions were local and the
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has made clear in recent public statements that the current system of college accreditation needs to change. She’s accused current accreditors
Nearly three in four college students say they have somewhat high or very high media literacy skills (72 percent), according to a 2025 Student Voice survey
Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral fellow and professor at Georgetown University, was released from a federal detention center in Texas on Wednesday after being held
Immigration officials sent letters to international students on short-term work visas Thursday night, threatening to terminate their legal status in the Student Exchange and Visitor
Florida A&M’s Board of Trustees voted 8 to 4 Friday to hire Marva Johnson as president. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | Jemal
During the pandemic, school districts amassed an enormous amount of digital tools — sometimes out of necessity, sometimes out of urgency. But with pandemic relief
My 5-year-old recently told me it was unfair that her teacher makes her write from left to right “like everyone else.” She’s left-handed, and for