The National Science Foundation will bar U.S. colleges and universities from collaborating with many Chinese scientists and other entities on the federal government’s restricted parties lists. The ...

Higher ed associations, public health organizations and other groups and individuals pummeled the White House’s proposed rule that would, among other things, give political appointees sweeping control ...

Last week, the University of Chicago Law School announced a ban on laptops, tablets and phones in the classroom. The goal is ...

The University of Arkansas system board is countersuing a professor who filed a civil rights lawsuit against the university this past spring, claiming the professor defrauded the institution by using ...

Bryn Geffert’s recent essay in Inside Higher Ed arguing that academic libraries should look beyond the master of library science degree in hiring raises important questions about hiring practices and ...

As international enrollment drops, institutions are re-evaluating where and how they recruit international students.

Five awardees received money from the government to incentivize employers to expand registered apprenticeships. Here’s how ...

The move slashes funding for 21 community colleges to provide structured and goal-oriented services to “underachieving ...

Undocumented Texas students will continue to be unable to qualify for in-state tuition rates at public institutions, after an ...

Several health-care degrees like advanced nursing, physician assistants and occupational therapists were added, but others, ...

Bakersfield College history professor Daymon Johnson secured a settlement last week after a three-year legal battle with the ...

The tide of slop will only keep growing if we don’t rethink incentive structures for academic publishing and tenure.