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IU Biologist’s Lab Reopened, but His Research Is Set Back Months
Roger Innes still doesn’t have a clear explanation for why federal officials targeted his lab, but he suspects it’s political retaliation for defending Stateside Chinese researchers.
Science: NIH, NASA Restrict Co-Authoring With Foreign Scientists
3 Takeaways on AI and Entry-Level Jobs
Institutions including the University of Virginia and the State University of New York are launching AI initiatives to prepare students for a changing early-career job market.
FIU Suspends 2 Students Over Racist Texts
AAAS Calls for Confirmation Hearing for NSF Director
Specter of AI Haunts Class of 2026
Simmering student fear and anxiety over how artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the job market—and humanity—came to a boiling point during some commencement ceremonies this month.
Botstein Recording Reveals Views on Epstein and ‘Sloppy’ Investigation
At a recent Shabbat dinner, recorded and shared with Inside Higher Ed, the Bard College president spoke candidly about his upcoming retirement, Jeffrey Epstein, fundraising for Bard and the media frenzy surrounding him over the past few months.
Why Are Students Opening Up to AI Instead of People?
In this week’s Voices of Student Success episode, The Rithm Project’s Alison Lee explores whether AI is filling critical gaps in student support—or deepening isolation on college campuses.