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Thomas Jefferson Law Won't Admit Students for Spring
The Thomas Jefferson School of Law, widely criticized for the low employment and bar passage rates of its graduates, will...
Maine System Bans Professor Behind Anti-Kavanaugh Course
Susan Feiner, a retired professor of women's and gender studies at the University of Southern Maine who offered students a...
Degrees Outpace Job Requirements in Most Cities
A new report from the Urban Institute used federal data to analyze the "mix-match" between the share of residents with...
Academic Minute: Bystander Effect
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Amherst College Week, Catherine Sanderson, a professor of psychology, explains that the bystander...
Unity College Helps Gambian Student Denied Visa
In late August Inside Higher Ed published an article about a student from Gambia who was twice denied a visa...
Google Brings Computing Courses to 10 Colleges
Google announced its latest higher education foray Wednesday: technology courses developed in-house and delivered to students at 10 four-year institutions...
In Canada Cannabis Is Legal, but University Policies Differ
Recreational marijuana use became legal in Canada Wednesday, and the country’s universities have adopted different policies in response. A number...
Economists Address Allegations Against Elected Officer
The American Economic Association’s Executive Committee addressed allegations of harassment against a recently elected candidate for internal office. “It has...