Sunday, August 24, 2025

The Death of Education Is the Death of Democracy (Henry A. Giroux)

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Trump’s War on Memory and Education Fascism does not only occupy institutions; it occupies memory and views education as a battleground. I...
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We Are Students First

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At the Higher Education Inquirer, we don’t chase prestige. We don’t cater to elite donors, corporate sponsors, or political kingmakers. We d...
Saturday, August 23, 2025

Education Not Incarceration

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For decades, activists, educators, and reformers have argued that the United States invests far too much in cages and not enough in classroo...

DOL FUBAR: The One-Stop Mirage in Job Assistance

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American Job Centers—once branded as One-Stop Career Centers—are touted as comprehensive solutions for job seekers. Yet in reality, they oft...

Throwing the Flag for the Fourth Time: U.S. College Students Are Still Gambling with Student Aid

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In this fourth installment of our continuing investigation into student gambling, one issue looms larger than ever: the misuse of student fi...

Trumpenomics in Action: The Government Buys Big Tech Shares—And What It Means for Higher Education

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In a striking display of economic interventionism, the U.S. government has recently purchased equity stakes in semiconductor giants Intel an...
Friday, August 22, 2025

LSAT Suspended in China (Derek Newton*)

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A friend of The Cheat Sheet sent us this important development — delivery of the LSAT, the Law School Admissions Test — has  been suspended...

Where Public Health Meets National Security: From Susan Monarez to Stanford’s Defense Nexus

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In July 2025, Dr. Susan Monarez was confirmed as the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) following a narrow 51–...

Call for Authors: Writing on the Genocide in Palestine

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The Higher Education Inquirer is calling on student journalists, college students, faculty, and independent writers to speak truth to power...