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Don Troop

Articles Editor
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Don Troop joined The Chronicle in 1998 and worked variously as a copy editor, reporter, and assigning editor until September 2024.

Stories by This Author

Talking Back
By Don Troop March 7, 2021
Readers told us what they’re sick of, what they’ve missed, and what has forever changed, for better or worse.
Live Coronavirus Updates
By Don Troop February 18, 2021
A panel of the Kansas House of Representatives has advanced a measure that would require public colleges to give a 50-percent tuition refund to students forced to take classes remotely instead of in person due to the pandemic, The Kansas City Star reports. The lawmakers amended the higher-education…
Live Coronavirus Updates
By Don Troop February 17, 2021
The past year has been a busy one for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, or FIRE, which advocates for free-speech and due-process rights on campuses. Colleges’ responses to Covid-19 too often put them at odds with those principles, and the group says 2020 brought an unprecedented…
Live Coronavirus Updates
By Don Troop February 16, 2021
Rolling blackouts across Texas over the holiday weekend shut down freezers at Harris County Public Health’s storage facility in Houston, putting thousands of doses of Covid-19 vaccine at risk of spoilage. The Moderna vaccine must be kept between minus 13 and plus 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Officials…
Navigating the Pandemic
By Don Troop January 31, 2021
The leaders of the data team behind our college-reopening tracker assess the semester ahead.
Faculty Life
By Don Troop December 9, 2020
Alone or near their loved ones, academics across the globe reflect on life in a time of death.
Personal Finance
College debt in the United States doubled, to $1.5 trillion, in the decade following the Great Recession. Whether that’s a problem depends on your perspective.
Campus Safety
By Don Troop October 3, 2019
Three universities bear the bureaucratic brunt of the Clery Act’s stipulation that campus crimes be counted in the year they were reported, not when they are alleged to have occurred.
News
By Don Troop August 21, 2019
The team behind higher-ed’s annual reminder on generational perspective begins a collaboration with Marist College, with suggestions of an eventual handoff.
News
By Andy Thomason, Don Troop December 16, 2018
The year is nearly over. How closely have you been paying attention?