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Tuition Policy in a Pandemic
Rather than cut tuition for newly online classes, colleges should help students affected by the pandemic to afford them, argues Robert J. Massa.
Compilation on Enrollment Concerns
Inside Higher Ed is pleased to release today our latest print-on-demand compilation, "Enrollment Concerns." You may download a copy here...
Duolingo's Moment
The Duolingo English Test gains ground in the competitive English language testing space. Critics say the 25- to 35-minute online test is not a good measure of academic English abilities.
Group Says Veterans Could Be Excluded From CARES Act Grants
College students who are veterans of the U.S. military could be disproportionately denied emergency aid grants under the CARES Act...
Providence College Officials Apologize After Student Gathering
Leaders at Providence College apologized to the public after students gathered near campus, apparently disregarding executive orders from Rhode Island’s...
Academic Minute: Dancing and Dementia Prevention
Today on the Academic Minute, Helen Blumen, assistant professor in the department of medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine...
College Board Adjusts Method for Submitting AP Exams
After a week of criticism from test takers, their parents and counselors, the College Board has created a new way...
Exigency Outlook Uncertain
Exigency declarations could help institutions stressed by the pandemic save money, but they also come with their own costs. Faculty advocates worry processes are being bypassed.