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Nov. 13, 2020
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 67, Issue 6

Cover Story

Politics
What does that mean for higher education?

Highlights

Election 2020
An administration defined by its onslaughts against the values of higher education has forced college leaders to weigh the benefits of political neutrality against the need to hit back.
Politics
Some see higher education as a place to encounter new ideas. Others see a bastion of indoctrination.
The Pandemic's Toll
A visionary took charge of a college in a moment of crisis. Then he caught Covid-19.

Also in the Issue

The Holiday Dilemma
Campuses should avoid sending infected students home for the holiday, the American College Health Association said.
Looking to Spring
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill hopes to avoid a scenario like its abrupt shutdown last August.
Data
A look back at voting-rights battles, campus campaign stops, and institutional pivots.
Pandemic
The spring and summer were full of predictions, many of which didn’t come to pass.
Enrollment
For too long, photographs have captured the experience of just one kind of college student. Now comes a new push to better reflect the diversity of the college experience.
The Review
A doctorate takes time. That’s a good thing.
Advice
A look at the pros and cons of jumping from an institution that appears to be a sinking ship, given all that is happening in higher-education land.