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Brewster Kahle isn’t just a librarian, he’s the internet’s librarian. And it turns out, that’s a really important job.

With President Trump in office, are international students turning away from the US? Inside Higher Ed’s Elizabeth Redden joins us to explain.

What does social innovation look like? How about prisons in New Zealand that try to keep prisoners out, not in.

What made America great? Well, according to author Robert Kaplan is has a lot to do with our landscape.

From the Great Migration to President Obama’s political career, here’s how one newspaper saw - and shaped - history.

The American dream has found a new home: Canada. Author and former Canadian diplomat Scott Gilmore believes that Canada has become a more realistic setting for modern-day, rags-to-riches stories.

The American Dream isn’t dead, it’s just found a new home. Plus, it's our geography that makes this country great, says Robert Kaplan. From the Great Migration to President Obama’s political career, here’s how one newspaper saw - and shaped - history.

Yes, liberal thought does dominate in academia, and professor Sam Abrams says it’s a problem for higher education.

What was it like when men and women started going to elite colleges together? Turns out… pretty awkward.

Academics skew liberal. Plus, forty percent of Americans read at -- or below -- a basic level. Finally, Going co-ed wasn’t easy for the Ivies. Just ask the Dartmouth alums who wrote this appeal in 1970: "For God’s sake, for Dartmouth’s sake, and for everyone’s sake, keep the damned women out."