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Nov. 27, 2020
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 67, Issue 7

Cover Story

Teaching
Overwhelmed and undersupported, instructors see no end in sight.
The Faculty
How can college leaders support faculty members during this difficult time?

Highlights

Academic Freedom
And higher education is learning to live with that.
First-Year Students
They’re lonely, they’re struggling. But they’re fighting to make it through.

Also in the Issue

Academic Workplace
On-campus learning is critical to student success, leaders say. And in some cases, college budgets may hinge on it.
Covid Off Campus
After seeing no deaths for months, the community surrounding Washington State University is now experiencing a lethal outbreak. Officials acknowledge student spread may have played a role.
Advice
How to navigate a difficult decision.
Coronavirus
Controversial pandemic pronouncements test an uneasy relationship.
Data
Black, Hispanic, Native American, and male students are missing from public two-year colleges.
Enrollment
Two associations plan to offer recommendations for simplifying the college-entrance process to help more underrepresented students get to college.
The Review
Colleges pretend it’s an honorable sacrifice. Not exactly.
Advice
The old ways of running administrative searches haven’t exactly produced the diverse pool of leaders that higher education claims to want.