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Rutgers Law SBA offered funds only to groups promoting CRT
The Student Bar Association at Rutgers Law School tried withholding funds from student groups that do not endorse Critical Race Theory, then backtracked in wake of First Amendment challenges.
Iowa universities pursuing new free speech training and polling on campus
Iowa’s public universities have not systematically trained or polled their campuses on First Amendment and free-speech issues and experiences, but the Board of Regents is moving ahead with plans for both.
The wrong kind of free speech can stifle minority voices
In the late 1980s, just before I went to university, I worked for nine months as a health care assistant in a spinal injuries unit.
University of Washington student government wants school to introduce ‘content warnings’ in class
The University of Washington student government approved a resolution in favor of 'content warnings' standards for classes.
Beloit College creates blacks-only space for students to hang out
Beloit College, a small liberal arts college in Southern Wisconsin, has transformed a campus coffee shop into a gathering place for black students, according to the school’s website.
Moving international education online ‘risky’
As Australian minister calls for an online shift to reach 10 million foreigners, insiders warn such offering wouldn’t meet students’ needs
Colgate: Free tuition to students whose families earn less than $80K
The university is aiming to improve access and affordability to those from lower- and middle-income backgrounds.
Is a partnership in China consistent with Cornell’s values?
Cornell approves new dual degree program with Peking University over the objections of Faculty Senate and Student Assembly.
Public colleges shock students by sending them to costly debt collection agencies
To the surprise of many students and parents, public colleges in every state in the country except Louisiana use for-profit debt collection agencies to retrieve overdue tuition, library fees and even parking fines.
