[ad_1] I have two terminal degrees, but I keep one off my bylines. The Ph.D. in math shows up because I write about math and science, and…

[ad_1] At least 67 grants through the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality have been cut off as of Friday evening, according to an advocacy group. Hispanolistic/E+/Getty…

[ad_1] Ahead of the start of a new fiscal year on July 1, multiple colleges made job and program cuts. Institutions enacting cuts range from large research…

[ad_1] Historians are finding it hard to carry out research. Museum exhibits have shuttered, presidential records have been discarded and public monuments cannot “contain descriptions, depictions, or other content that inappropriately…

[ad_1] The Department of Justice’s campaign against state policies that allow undocumented students to pay in-state tuition has seen mixed results so far. While several states quickly…

[ad_1] The number of students taking Advanced Placement exams has grown tremendously—participation increased in 66 of the last 70 years since AP exams were created—even as most…

[ad_1] The new cap will be “broadly advertised, including interpretive text on transcripts,” according to the policy. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | cagkansayin and…

[ad_1] The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Baylor and Arizona State universities have all reported impacts. Colleges and universities across the country have postponed final exams and…

[ad_1] Recently, I was explaining to a peer that Ohio does not have an enrollment problem; it has a migration problem. NC-SARA data shows that in 2024,…

[ad_1] Higher education is under siege, and not only from the outside. In recent years, colleges and universities have faced mounting external pressure on academic freedom from…