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The Slow Death of a For-Profit Law School
Abrupt closure of Charlotte School of Law appears to end months-long saga over program's access to federal aid. But questions remain over which former students will be eligible for discharge of student loans and liability for taxpayers.
Will Students Stay Away From White Supremacists?
Experts say they understand why university presidents want to keep people away from white supremacist events, but they have a tough sell on campus.
For-Profit Back in Business, Legal Dispute Continues
As reported in Inside Higher Ed, the Obama administration shut down the Myhre family-owned Globe University, but an affiliated university...
Booklet, Webcast on Online Education
"New Directions in Online Education" is a compilation of articles and essays from Inside Higher Ed. The print-on-demand booklet can...
New Presidents or Provosts: Bethany College (W.V.), Chipola College, Glenville State College, Kentucky State U, U of California-Berkeley, U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, U of Wisconsin-La Crosse, Viterbo University
M. Christopher Brown II, executive vice president for academic affairs and provost at Southern University and A&M System, in Louisiana...
‘Degrees of Difference’
Author discusses new book on how the value of higher education is discussed -- and how issues of gender influence that discussion.
A Tool for Whistle-Blowers
Union of Concerned Scientists has launched a tool for federal employees to report political meddling in science and research. It’s the latest way science advocates are responding to what they see as the Trump administration’s anti-science policies.
Work-Force Training in an Anti-College Climate
Community colleges stress their role in providing work-force opportunities amid doubts from some working-class people that college won't benefit them or their children.