Universities nationwide incorporate BLM, ‘anti-racism’ into their libraries
Universities across the U.S. have begun offering Black Lives Matter and "anti-racist" resources in their libraries.
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US to give colleges $20 billion in new Covid relief bill
Congressional leaders also approve new money for student grants and minority institutions
New Ohio law bans free speech zones, viewpoint-based security fees at public universities
The ACLU and American Association of University Professors opposed it, but Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed the legislation anyway.
How tech can just about save Christmas Day
Christmas 2020 is not what any of us would have planned. Covid-19 restrictions and travel bans suddenly imposed on the UK have left millions of Brits cut off from one another and facing a potentially depressing Christmas Day.
Students happy with quality of education despite challenges
A new Lumina Foundation and Gallup study shows the effects COVID-19 is having on students' outcomes, wellbeing and considerations for remaining in college.
The free speech row at Cambridge will restrict, not expand, expression
Hateful or discredited viewpoints explicitly targeting minorities do not merit debate in any institution that values freedom of thought
Covid prompts vacation resort concept for online studying
Creators suggest long-term value, but critics see failure to understand campus communities
Can Europe Build a DARPA?
The U.S. system for encouraging innovative research is the envy of Europe, but it will be hard to duplicate its success.
Cyberpunk 2077: Sony pulls game from PlayStation while Xbox offers refunds
Sony has pulled Cyberpunk 2077, one of the year's most-anticipated games, from its store and offered refunds to all players.
Texas A&M investigating “large scale” cheating case
An already unusual fall semester was wrapping up when Texas A&M University officials sent out an email in early December to the hundreds of students in an online finance class that set off a panic.
