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In the 1930s, it was common for British missionaries to change the names of African school pupils to biblical names. The change wasn’t “just for school”…

Each May, hundreds of thousands of high school students from across the United States take the Advanced Placement exam for English Literature and Composition. Each June,…

As a higher education professional with a background in writing and rhetoric, I frame my work in career and professional development in terms of communication, such…

Students in England are expected to receive A-level grades that are closer to normal for the first time since the Covid pandemic triggered school closures and…

The University of Edinburgh has released a report examining its 400-year history and its connections to slavery, colonialism and the development of scientific racism.The Guardian’s Scotland…

The NIH is one of several agencies where a political appointee will have to sign off on grant awards. Wesley Lapointe/The Washington Post via Getty Images…

Families reportedly spent an average of $30,837 for college last year. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | Getty Images | Rawpixel Families are spending…

The Education Department’s yearlong effort to roll out the sweeping higher ed changes signed into law last month kicked off Thursday with a four-hour hearing that…

Jonathan Brown, the Alwaleed bin Talal Chair of Islamic Civilization at Georgetown University, was suspended from his job and is being investigated for posting on X…

The end of the “hegemony” of X as the most used social media platform by researchers has been strongly shaped by political and geographic factors, as…