Higher Education Inquirer

The debate over Gainful Employment (GE) regulations is once again heating up, and as usual, the loudest noise doesn’t come from the students...

Graduate student workers at Penn have overwhelmingly authorized a strike — a decisive move in their fight for fair pay, stronger benefits, a...

For more than a century, U.S. higher education has been intertwined with American empire. Universities have served as ideological partners, ...

Since the fallout of Occupy Wall Street in 2011, a small but persistent movement has sought to expose the widening inequities and systemic f...

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Americans with four-year college degrees now represent a record share of total U.S. unemployment, signaling a sharp slowdown in white-collar...

The Higher Education Inquirer is requesting any and all email correspondence between the US Department of Education and the Thompson Coburn ...

The Chronicle of Higher Education recently published Erik Ofgang’s piece, “How to Thrive as an Adjunct Professor.” The article is framed as...

For generations, global elites have been positioned—socially, politically, financially—as the people best equipped to shape a better world. ...

[Editor's note: The Higher Education Inquirer has requested all Department of Education correspondence related to "unusual" or...

A recent report has sounded an alarm: happiness in the United States is falling more sharply than in almost every other developed nation. Ac...