Queer studies scholars forge their own paths across Asia
Asian academics lend their own languages and experiences to the budding field of queer studies, says ‘godmother’ of the Taiwan LGBT movement
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Whistleblower row university limits governing body’s powers
New rules at Murdoch limit staff members who senators can speak to and remove obligation to report corruption to external watchdog
Months after racial slur incident, university silent on what it’s doing in response
A state university is remaining silent on its plans to address a controversial incident on campus this semester in which two white students were arrested after shouting a racial slur.
New Model for Community Colleges
Arrupe College, a two-year institution attached to Loyola Chicago, surpasses its public counterparts in typical benchmarks of student success. Now, the Jesuits plan to spread the model elsewhere.
Holidays were under attack this year on college campuses
Throughout 2019, Campus Reform has reported on several leftist attacks against traditional American holidays. As the year comes to an end, Campus Reform has compiled the five most outrageous.
Two Ohio University student organizations on disciplinary probation until 2021
Two Ohio University organizations previously under conduct review have been put on probation for the next two years, with one facing a hazing allegation.
Springer Nature may pull Plan S backing over ‘unfair’ rules
World’s second-biggest publisher says proposals to accelerate switch to open access would not be sustainable for many titles
America’s best colleges get even worse on due process for accused students, report finds
Despite growing public attention to the importance of due process in college disciplinary proceedings, more elite colleges earned rock-bottom reviews from an education civil-liberties organization this year.
Men, Women and research ‘self-promotion’
Men frame their research findings more positively than do women, finds a new study. Why does that matter, and how should science respond?
Black students in US ‘at higher risk of attempting suicide’
Study finds that students who are more likely to perceive stigma around mental health issues have greater odds of exhibiting suicidal behaviour
