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Academic Minute: Savannah and Yellow Fever
In today’s Academic Minute, Tim Lockley of the University of Warwick explains why 19th-century yellow fever epidemics hit some segments...
2012 Nobel in Economics
Alvin E. Roth and Lloyd S. Shapley were this morning named winners of the 2012 Nobel Memorial Award in Economics...
No Evidence Found That Dartmouth Violated Law With Investments
The New Hampshire Attorney General's office said Friday that allegations from this summer that Dartmouth College trustees steered the college's...
William C. Friday, UNC President and Higher Ed Icon, Dies
William C. Friday, who led the University of North Carolina for three decades and was as close as anyone to...
'Meatless Monday' Controversy at Chico State
"Meatless Monday" is a program embraced at a number of colleges to encourage vegetarian dining one day a week. At...
Borrowing Without Information
More than 40 percent of students and recent graduates with high levels of student debt report that they never received...
Update: Connecticut System Chief Resigns
Update: Robert A. Kennedy announced his resignation this morning as president of the Board of Regents for Higher Education in...
Caption Contest No. 2: October's Cartoon
Last month Inside Higher Ed introduced its Cartoon Caption Contest, and the response was overwhelming: Hundreds of you suggested captions...