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Academic Minute: Women of Color in STEM
Today on the Academic Minute, a Student Spotlight: Krystle Cobian, a doctoral student in higher education and organizational change at...
Judge: Delay of Borrower Defense Rule Unlawful
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' decision to delay an Obama administration student loan rule was...
Men Benefit Most from Nondegree Credentials
A new analysis of federal data about holders of certificates, licenses and certifications shows that women pay more and get less for the increasingly popular credentials.
Study Finds Impact of Required Physical Activity
New research finds that required physical activity courses make a difference in the habits of college students. The research compared...
Shifting Student Behavior: Interventions & Other Strategies to Help Colleges & Their Students
Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman explore the kinds of student behaviors that change odds of completion...
Tech in the Classroom
Classrooms are becoming digitally smarter by the year. In today's Academic Minute, SUNY New Paltz's Kiersten Greene determines teachers aren’t...
Will Trying New Teaching Techniques Tank My Evaluations?
Many professors fear that students will punish them for classroom experimentation. A new study suggests otherwise.
Missouri 3 Years Later: Lessons Learned, Protests Still Resonate
The University of Missouri has new administrators, new policies and, leaders say, a new attitude after concerns over the racial climate in Columbia exploded in 2015. But challenges loom, and some are far from convinced enough has changed.