Students say successful women should be celebrated…except when it comes to Amy Coney Barrett
Campus Reform recently asked students if women should be celebrated by feminists for reaching the top of male-dominated fields.
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Department of Ed threatens Pitt’s funding for demoting professor who said affirmative action harms students
The University of Pittsburgh is under federal investigation for allegedly retaliating against a professor for his views and practicing “overtly race-based admission and hiring.”
State-owned Pennsylvania universities could see 350 faculty cuts
Approximately 350 state university professors — most on four Western Pennsylvania campuses — face layoffs after the spring semester’s end, as expedited State System of Higher Education plans to square revenues with costs take shape.
#Manterrupting
Female academics saw their own experiences in the vice presidential debate's gendered and racialized dynamics.
Pressure to publish forces Chinese to rethink childbearing
Women on fixed-term contracts twice as likely to have moved forward or delayed plans to start a family compared with permanently employed
‘Racist,’ ‘demon,’ ‘scumbag,’ ‘white boy’: Profs take aim at Pence during VP debate
During Wednesday night's vice presidential debate, professors from around the country sounded off on social media.
Malaysia’s U-turn on reopening campuses leaves students in lurch
Widespread anger over cancelled registrations could have been avoided with better management, expert says
Public university won’t provide budget or details for its new ‘Anti-Racism Institute’
Shippensburg University recently announced that it plans to open a new “Anti-Racism Institute” on campus.
Paying for inequity
Princeton settles with federal government in pay gap case and will pay more than $1 million to female faculty.
Milwaukee drive-thru college fair lets students and schools connect in person
This fall, students’ college decision-making process will look different. Some colleges are still doing in-person tours, but the coronavirus has shut down most face-to-face events.
