Healing from Hate: How Young Men Get Into 鈥� and Out of 鈥� Violent Extremism, by Michel Kimmel Matthew Feldman considers an exploration of the perception of masculinity and its effects on extremism By Matthew Feldman 12 April
Deport, Deprive, Extradite: 21st Century State Extremism, by Nisha Kapoor Laleh Khalili ponders how the eschewing of Muslim suspects鈥� human rights affects us all By Laleh Khalili 12 April
Smartest in class: male students 鈥榦verestimate鈥� intelligence It smacks of affirmations like 鈥榠f you believe it, you can achieve it鈥�, but men鈥檚 academic swagger has a dark side By John Ross 5 April
Stop funding research that ignores sex and gender, says expert Stanford's Londa Schiebinger warns that failure to account for differing impact of interventions on men and women is costing lives By Rachael Pells 4 April
Public universities majority funded by tuition in most US states Higher education finance report says states must redress balance of public university funding By Ellie Bothwell 3 April
US research agencies and universities navigate budget 鈥榮hambles鈥� Delay and unpredictability of spending bill raises questions over the 鈥榚ffectiveness鈥� of increased investment, say policy experts By Ellie Bothwell 1 April
Cheap flights increase research collaboration, study finds Expansion of US carrier associated with increase in partnerships of more than 30 per cent By Rachael Pells 30 March
Saba Mahmood, 1962-2018 Tributes paid to anthropologist who specialised in study of modern Egypt By Matthew Reisz 29 March
Students protest plans to cut humanities at Wisconsin campus University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point proposes to eliminate 13 arts majors to manage deficit of $4.5 million (拢3.2 million) over two years By Ellie Bothwell 27 March
Professor apologises as 鈥榳hite engineers鈥� email falls flat Binghamton University, State University of New York academic鈥檚 response to fundraising dinner invitation for National Society of Black Engineers branded 鈥榙eeply offensive鈥� By Colleen Flaherty for Inside Higher Ed 26 March
鈥楴o educational advantage鈥� from gruelling intern shifts While supervisors say protracted shifts are a crucial part of medical education, new research finds no benefit By John Ross 21 March
Play skewers scepticism about affirmative action in universities Critical acclaim for Admissions, about the experience of a white student and a black student applying to Yale University By Scott Jaschik for Inside Higher Ed 21 March