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U. of California Academic Senate votes to oppose a proposed regents policy restricting tobacco industry support for research.

Is it legit for a scholarly association to approve a panel at an annual meeting only if the would-be (male) presenters add a woman?

Often seen as an undergraduate problem, academic dishonesty cases are arising at professional schools.

Bipartisan bill would ban lender gifts to colleges and service on advisory boards; U.S. student loan official quits.

Or not questioned enough? New Mexico professor decries inaction amid charges that a colleague misrepresented qualifications.

Harvey Mansfield comes to Washington to give the Jefferson Lecture and to talk to Inside Higher Ed in a podcast interview.

Worcester Polytechnic becomes first competitive science university to drop test requirement for admission.

In a mix of individual students' stories and demographic analysis, a new book by Peter Sacks offers a critical analysis...