Thirty percent of colleges are not worth the cost, researchers conclude
A new report from Georgetown University researchers concluded that while most colleges have a positive return on investment after 10 years, some do not. Read more
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Princeton professor argues America is irredeemably racist, must be refounded
‘At every moment when a new America seems to be about to be born, the umbilical cord of white supremacy is wrapped around the baby’s neck, choking the life out of it’ Read more
Harvard professors receive $7.5 million for ‘Reimagining Capitalism’ research
A pair of Harvard University professors have received $7.5 million from the Hewlett Foundation for a “Reimagining the Economy Project.” Read more
‘Removing virtual college class options is ableist’: Students demand more online access amid COVID
The University of North Texas has not responded to a petition signed by nearly 4,900 people demanding online class options for all students due to COVID health and safety concerns. Read more
This Republican fought for decades to open Cal State San Marcos. Now his name may be wiped from campus.
The man credited with leading the charge to found California State University San Marcos is now on the chopping block at the North San Diego County campus. Read more
U. of Oklahoma dedicates full week to diversity, equity and inclusion
On Friday, the University of Oklahoma wrapped up “DEI Week,” a full five days dedicated to increasing diversity, equity and inclusion on campus. Read more
Cornell to hire social justice ‘Equity Librarian’ for science library
Cornell University is working to hire a “Critical Pedagogy and Equity Librarian” for Mann Library, which is focused on life sciences, agriculture, applied social sciences and human ecology. Read more
There’s no mandate, but college students on campus still mask up
Adherence to COVID restrictions has become the litmus test for social acceptance, a source of meaning and morality. For isolated individuals, they provide the illusion of being part of a group—part of protecting people and being a good citizen. Read more
Professor reported to bias team for saying race relations have improved since the 1930s
A SUNY-Cortland professor was reported to his university’s bias response team for saying America is not as bad as it was in the past when it comes to race and gender relations. Read more
Christian club beats university’s attempt to cancel it for morality requirement
University of Houston-Clear Lake student organizations that want to have moral requirements for their leadership positions are guaranteed the right to do so thanks to a lawsuit settlement. Read more
