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The Mellon Foundation was central in creating the Alliance for Higher Education. One conservative group is targeting Mellon in what the Alliance president called “one privately funded organization pointing fingers at another.” House Education Committee Tackles Gambling Among College StudentsLawmakers say colleges need to do more to educate students about the risks of digital wagering. New AI Learning Matrix Brings Nuance to ‘Wild West’ MomentResearchers drew on more than 5,000 human development, education and psychology studies to create a tool that tells educators how using AI may help or hinder learning, depending on a student’s age and other context. Childcare Center Closures Spark Backlash on CampusSmith College promptly reversed the decision to shutter its center, but uncertainty over the future of on-campus childcare at the women’s college reflects a growing issue nationwide.
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How Young Voters Fueled Democratic VictoriesNew data from Tufts University reveals how voters aged 18 to 29 shaped the 2026 midterms, driven by economic concerns and shifting political loyalties. Higher ed needs rigorous, independent reporting. We deliver it.For more than 20 years, Inside Higher Ed has been the most trusted source of news and analysis for the higher education community. Subscribe to support our journalism.
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What’s Next for Higher Ed in Texas?The blue wave could mean big changes in higher ed policy in Texas, Ohio and other erstwhile red states. But there’s likely going to be a lot of variation in how this plays out. By Barrett J. Taylor and Brendan Cantwell Opinion
After the Election, a Chance to Correct Our CourseFor colleges that have acceded to unwarranted or unlawful political demands, now is the time to reclaim institutional independence. By Suzanne Nossel Opinion
After Cornell, Better Rules Are Not EnoughColleges should invest in research to better understand the how and why of sexual assault in their specific campus contexts. By Suzanne B. Goldberg Columns
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All Eyes on Democrats’ Affordability AgendaThe incoming leaders of Congress might not have a clear strategy for higher ed, but cutting the cost of college would be an easy win. By Sara Custer Opinion
‘The Cauldron’ and the Limits of Reading for LearningThe value-add of learning from teaching. By Joshua Kim Opinion
The Singularity, Black October and Other Lessons for Higher EducationWhat happens when the exponential growth graph of a technology approaches the point at which it begins to go vertical? That is just where we are in the implementation of agentic AI. By Ray Schroeder Career Advice
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The Students We Worried About Are Now Our ColleaguesNew faculty who were in graduate school during the pandemic missed out on an important aspect of scholarly formation. By Karen J. Head Opinion
Think Global; Write LocalWant to break into public scholarship? Start with local news outlets. By David M. Perry Opinion
How Leaders Can Build Trust With Faculty and Other ExpertsTo lead experts, ask for their expertise. By Gillian R. Hayes Resources
Apprenticeships: Learning at WorkApprenticeships predate the modern university by centuries. But as concerns about both college costs and value mount, many higher ed institutions are looking to apprenticeships—all of which involve earning while learning—as affordable, efficient pathways for learners seeking reliable, well-paying careers in everything from nursing to cybersecurity. In the process, they’re reimagining the interplay between higher ed and the workforce and developing fresh ways to deliver experience and credentials of value. Inside Higher Ed’s multipart series, produced with support from Ascendium, explores the people, places and programs shaping the new era of apprenticeships. 
The Apprenticeship Wish ListApprenticeships are growing. But experts say that without more funding, updated laws and better data, the U.S. is still far from the system they know is possible. 
Rural Opportunity Through ApprenticeshipFrom special education classrooms in rural Missouri to manufacturing plants in central New York, apprenticeship programs and their higher ed partners are helping workers earn while they learn, fill critical labor shortages and build careers close to home. 
An On-the-Job EducationSouth Carolina technical college students can participate in a wide range of apprenticeship programs, from culinary arts to automotive care. Inside Higher Ed visited with some of the apprentices recently to see what they’re learning as they’re earning. 
The Apprenticeship (R)EvolutionOnce synonymous with hard hats and tool belts, apprenticeships are branching into health care, artificial intelligence, business services, advanced manufacturing and more. 
The Apprentice: Why Higher Ed Is Leaning Into Earn-and-LearnColleges are facing “a perfect storm.” Is adding apprenticeship pathways a way through? |
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