Prof says he’ll ‘stomp’ and ‘beat’ students ‘within an inch of your life,’ denies making a threat
According to President Neeli Bendapudi, the University of Louisville had received at least 75 faculty complaints regarding Jones' statements.
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New York Times spun ‘fictional tale’ about Liberty University spreading COVID, libel lawsuit says
A New York Times reporter “made up” the purported facts in an article about Liberty University endangering its community by reopening amid COVID-19 this spring, according to a $10 million defamation lawsuit against The New York Times Company by the Christian school.
New book aims to empower readers to ‘call bullshit’ on data
Authors Carl Bergstrom and Jevin West put the case for scepticism at a time when science has become deeply polarising
‘Unacceptable’: The Story Behind the Admissions Scandal
New details emerge on the scandal.
Amazon, Google and Wish remove neo-Nazi products
Amazon, Google and Wish have removed neo-Nazi and white-supremacist products being sold on their platforms following an investigation by BBC Click.
Toxicity in esports is a potential Title IX issue for colleges
Academic institutions must actively lead the industry to combat cyberbullying.
College student visa: Trump admin bars new foreign students taking online classes in US
New international college students — incoming first-year undergraduates and graduate students and the like — won't be allowed to come to the U.S. this fall if their courses are only online, President Donald Trump's administration said in guidance issued Friday.
University earmarks $1 million for COVID-19 hardships of ‘Black and Hispanic’ students
Indiana University created a “Pandemic Health Disparities Fund” for black and Hispanic students, because they are supposedly more likely to catch COVID-19 when they return in the fall.
New York Times podcast argues ‘white parents’ main problem with public education system
Why is the public education system failing students of color? A new podcast from The New York Times claims to have the answer — “white parents.”
Pandemic crisis touted as time to finally embrace older students
Campus-focused plans show US colleges still too age-limited, says job-centric pioneer
