What was once an underused mobile app at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has been rebuilt to serve as a central hub for student information and services. The app, Hello Heels, was relaunched during first-year orientation last …
As part of its national expansion, Vanderbilt has purchased the California College of the Arts campus, which is closing. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed California College of the Arts will close by the end of the 2026–27 academic …
Learning about the five senses is a classic preschool and kindergarten unit. Yes, it’s fun to watch students taste something super sour or take a listening walk around the school, but why do we teach the five senses? Here’s everything …
Weeks after pushing through deeply unpopular program cuts, University of Nebraska–Lincoln chancellor Rodney Bennett has left his role six months early—with a $1 million golden parachute. His exit at Nebraska has prompted faculty concerns about executive spending as questions linger about …
There are so many surprising facts about Valentine’s Day! Would you believe that the first valentine was sent in the 15th century or that chocolates used to be prescribed by doctors? Learn about these Valentine’s Day fun facts and more …
Morris Brown College president Kevin James fought to regain the college’s accreditation. Now he’s out of a job without explanation. Morris Brown College Morris Brown College, a historically Black institution in Georgia, removed its president, effective immediately, after seven years …
About half of 18- to 29-year-olds use Reddit, according to Pew Research. Illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed Students returning to the Catholic University of America Monday were outraged to discover that the university had blocked campus internet access to …
Ahrefs vs Semrush: Which AI‑Era Tool Fits Your Brand Visibility Goals Today, SEO tools are evolving fast — not just to track content data, but to show how your brand appears in AI answers, chatbots and generative‑search results. Two major …
A Jewish atheist feminist columnist/professor and a devout Mormon bow tie–clad lawyer/university president walked into a bar. Or at least, shared a Zoom screen to talk about higher ed. Hilarity ensued. Especially since both have the sometimes-job-ending though not career-killing …
‘Survival Mode’: A Minnesota Teacher of the Year Decries Immigration Crackdowns is the headline of my latest Education Week column, a guest post from Minnesota’s Teacher of the Year. Federal agents are creating trauma and chaos for our students and …
