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Business school professors advised to warn students about possible curriculum-induced trauma

University of Austin at Texas business school professors have been advised to warn their students about possible curriculum-induced trauma. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | 5 hours ago | Education | 0 responses

Massive DEI efforts have not increased grad rates for students of color: study

Despite major diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at colleges and universities across the nation, students of color continue to lag behind the national average when it comes to graduation rates. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 10, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

‘Anti-racism’ scholar appointed new education dean at UC Riverside

The University of California Riverside appointed an “anti-racism” scholar to lead its School of Education, according to an announcement. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 9, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

Princeton mum on whether it will investigate prominent professor accused of plagiarism

The administration at Princeton University isn’t answering questions about whether it has plans to investigate a prominent professor who has been accused of plagiarizing passages for both his doctoral dissertation and a 2015 book. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 8, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

As publisher edits out DEI from new phonics curriculum to appease red states, scholars object

The Institute for Racial Equity in Literacy canceled its virtual event to be held this week in partnership with Heinemann Publishing as it ends its professional relationship with the publisher. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 5, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

‘Catholic intellectual tradition’ group reaches 80 campus chapters

A religious order continues to expand its outreach onto college campuses with a popular program that involves learning about the thinkers of the Catholic Church and thinking about important moral questions. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 4, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

New York will spend $5 million on ‘seed-to-sale’ cannabis college programs

The Empire State will spend $5 million to fund programs and courses at community colleges that will help students train and find employment in the cannabis industry. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 3, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

Northwestern no longer requires literature majors take English and American lit survey courses

Northwestern University’s Department of English has axed its mandate that literature majors take a pair of comprehensive English and American literature survey courses. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 2, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

African students flood Confucius Institutes to bolster their future job prospects

Despite the rapid decline in the number of Confucius Institutes at American universities, African students are now flocking to the Chinese-founded programs in order to bolster their chances of finding future employment. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | August 1, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

Professor under investigation for ‘harmful statements against the LGBTQ community’

A professor is under investigation for a tweet deemed “harmful” by some who argue it is an example of “homophobia and misinformation. Read more

First published by thecollegefix | July 29, 2022 | Education | 0 responses

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