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Is artistic freedom a lost cause?
Mary Baldwin shut down an art exhibit after two days when some students said images were racist. But artists say their work was about -- but decidedly not supporting -- the glorification of the Confederacy.
Tokyo Medical University to accept applicants rejected due to rigging
Tokyo Medical University on Wednesday announced measures to rectify the situation for applicants who were rejected in 2017 and 2018 due to a rigged admissions process.
Tenure and Misconduct
Some at Michigan are asking why a famous music professor was granted tenure soon after a misconduct investigation that was later allegedly reopened.
With Florida midterm recount likely, college admin, faculty could affect results
With a possible Florida midterm recount looming, a Campus Reform analysis found that an overwhelming majority of faculty and administrators at public Florida colleges contributed financially to Democrat candidates and causes from 2017-2018.
Chinese headmaster fired over secret coin mining at school
A Chinese headmaster has been fired after a secret stack of crypto-currency mining machines was found connected to his school's electricity supply.
We are the new Copernicans
Changing a society’s governing paradigm is no easy undertaking.
US university merger with pre-college partner offers new model
Rapid expansion of Southern New Hampshire University sparks interest but also concern
LU makes email addresses available to campaigns for a fee as candidates grow increasingly savvy with big data
Liberty University leased an expansive list of university-owned student email addresses to Republican Corey Stewart’s campaign for U.S. Senate in a pair of rare transactions that campaign experts said represents a new front in the growing world of digital electioneering in federal races.
Ties That Bind
American universities' ties with Saudi Arabia -- always controversial -- are coming under more scrutiny. A look at the multimillion-dollar connections between Saudi Arabia and leading American universities -- and the questions being raised about what the Saudis are getting.
