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Faculty teaching about race do so in a moment when public scrutiny of higher education is heightened, federal policies are shifting, and diversity, equity and inclusion…

What Blind Cave Fish and Venomous Snails Can Teach Us about DiabetesStudies of insulin, blood sugar and diabetes in other animals such as fish and dogs…

In every sector, including higher education, change has become the defining condition of professional life. Budgets shift, opportunities change, teams reorganize and expectations evolve faster than…

Virtual reality courses have become more common, thanks to the development of new classroom applications for the software and the increased affordability of VR and augmented…

Few have mastered the art of anticipation like Taylor Swift. Even before her album The Life of a Showgirl hit the shelves, she had captivated audiences…

You wait ages for an interstellar comet to arrive and then three come along at once. Or at least over the space of a decade. The…

Some Yale University students will get the chance to be taught by former U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona this school year.Cardona, a Meriden, Conn., native,…

Policymakers on both sides of the aisle agree: Students need access to civics education. But the best ways to teach the subject—especially amid current events like…

A 2025 survey of 5,000 undergraduates by Inside Higher Ed, supported by Generation Lab, found that the greatest share of students rated their nutrition at college…

University of Southern California professor Helen Choi had a pretty basic assignment for her students this fall: Read a book. To be sure, Choi’s pedagogical choice…