Bullying up: academic ‘incivility’ exerts heavy toll on deans
Senior scholars increasingly victims of gossip, muttering and insubordination, researchers say
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Weeks before Project Veritas report that CNN department director admits site is ‘propaganda,’ this prof called it a ‘reliable’ source
Weeks before CNN Technical Director Charlie Chester said that the network creates “propaganda,” a University of Georgia ecology professor recommended it as a reliable source.
Rejecting Remote Proctoring
University of Michigan Dearborn made a universitywide decision to reject remote proctoring and invest in faculty development instead.
UVA student government rejects resolution to say Pledge of Allegiance at beginning of meetings
The University of Virginia Student Council rejected a proposal from a conservative member of the body to make time for members to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of each meeting.
College credits viewbook with 54% boost in applications
Hampden-Sydney College's bold strategy to reach prospective students through print gains a new audience.
Debate on student loan debt leaves experts in agreement on the problem, far apart on solutions
Experts on the two sides of the debate on whether or not to cancel student debt reached agreement that student debt it is at a crisis level.
Treating diversity as common good ‘less help for black students’
Students fare better when campuses frame equity as quest for justice, Princeton analysis finds
India makes sustained outreach to US universities for knowledge partnership
India, which sends the largest number of STEM students to the United States, is making a sustained outreach with American universities to build knowledge partnerships.
Is diversity moral? Educational?
Study finds that most college diversity policies are based on educational benefits, consistent with the Supreme Court.
Stanford officials & faculty blame Trump for mass shooting in email to students
An email signed by multiple Stanfo4d professors and deans blamed former President Donald Trump for the recent mass shooting in Atlanta.
