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January 13, 20262 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAmU.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Are Rising for the First Time in Two Years—They Could Climb Far HigherThe…

Venezuelan academics are pessimistic that a change in leadership will improve the fortunes of the country’s downtrodden universities, even after the shock ousting of leader Nicolás…

Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission recommends “institutional integration.” Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission is recommending that the state’s public colleges and universities pursue “institutional integration”—everything from…

Higher consumption of some food preservatives is associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and cancer, two studies suggest.The findings, published in the medical…

Colleges and universities are deep in the first admissions cycle since the Trump administration dramatically disrupted the landscape for international students in the United States, and…

Education Secretary Linda McMahon told a conservative news outlet she wants to focus less on higher ed this year. The comment comes after the Trump administration’s…

As we enter the new year, I want to share some thoughts about what higher education needs to accomplish as a sector in 2026. I view…

Like many students from the north, Lucy Morville says she felt “culture shock” at being surrounded by southerners when she arrived at university. But she said…

The higher ed sector underwent rapid change in 2025, as leaders navigated new and evolving federal and state policy, emerging technologies and shifting employer expectations for…

Pressing record is not a plan. Last November, I wrote in Inside Higher Ed about the expanding opportunities for scholars and mission-driven organizations to embrace audio.…