Ontario funding boost ‘is interim relief only’ for universities Ford government offers C$1.3 billion increase for higher education over three years, well short of levels its own expert panel suggested By Paul Basken 27 February
Professor’s $1 billion donation ends medical school tuition fees Board chair gives late husband’s stock to help train doctors in New York’s impoverished Bronx By Paul Basken 27 February
Indiana bill aims to mandate ‘intellectual diversity’ Another state legislature targets tenure protections and diversity, equity and inclusion programmes after last year’s partisan attacks By Ryan Quinn for Inside Higher Ed 27 February
Pushback mounts as Idaho nears Phoenix purchase Universities approach finish line with wins from court and accreditor, then get new challenges from lawmakers and ratings agency By Paul Basken 26 February
Guardiola’s tactical genius can pep up scientific thinking Those seeking game-changing research should draw inspiration from the Premier League’s most innovative manager, says US-based nanoscientist By Jack Grove 25 February
Canadian universities fear loss of consensus on global role Institutions confident that international students still respect them, but worry about underlying message of visa limits, tuition fee hikes and coarsening exchanges By Paul Basken 24 February
Donor support for US higher education remains strong Philanthropic gifts to colleges and universities reach near record levels, just as wealthy benefactors wield growing power over institutions By Paul Basken 21 February
New NIH chief puts focus on research collaboration and outcomes Monica Bertagnolli hopes for new era of research that sets the stage for essential societal change By Paul Basken 21 February
Deans’ lists of high-performing students fall out of fashion Cornell and Penn among the Ivy League institutions to stop tradition to reduce stress over grades By Johanna Alonso for Inside Higher Ed 21 February
Harvard hit with congressional subpoena over antisemitism claims In latest escalation, Republicans insist documents presented by university to date do not go far enough By Paul Basken 16 February
US Republicans push for cross-border research collaboration rules After Trump crackdown and Biden promise of clearer guidelines, lawmakers grow antsy about lack of progress By Paul Basken 16 February
Claudine Gay’s downfall is no victory for research integrity The weaponisation of plagiarism allegations to remove Harvard’s president is no cause for celebration, says research fraudbuster David Sanders By David A. Sanders 16 February
