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Toward Better National Data on Postsecondary Education
The Institute for Higher Education Policy is today releasing a series of papers that, taken together, are designed to point...
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Opinion
Inner Check, Please
The 2016 election cycle is a murky paradox in which it seems impossible to think of Donald Trump as ever exemplifying a certain long-held conservative doctrine, writes Scott McLemee.
Mizzou Expects to Block Future Campout Protests
In the fall, a student protest movement at the University of Missouri at Columbia attracted national attention when it camped...
Nominee for Best Commencement Speaker Introduction
There isn't a Tony Award for the best introduction of a commencement speaker. But after Vincent Price, provost of the...
Volcanic Flows
What makes the flow of a supervolcano travel so far from the eruption? In today's Academic Minute, the State University...
Amherst and Low-Income Students
In an interview with Inside Higher Ed's reporters and editors, President Carolyn (Biddy) Martin discusses Amherst College's longstanding efforts to...
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Tenure Denied
At Dartmouth, an Asian-American professor receives unanimous English department backing and is rejected at higher levels. The same happened to a black historian at the college. Many see a disturbing pattern.
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Due Process and Sex Assaults
Law professors issue joint letter saying Education Department guidance to colleges goes too far and poses risks to the rights of accused and of institutions.
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