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July 9, 2021
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 67, Issue 22

Cover Story

Politics on Campus
Boise State’s leader must tread carefully through the culture war. Others may soon walk the same line.

Highlights

Politics on Campus
Geopolitical tensions are affecting international academic partnerships. Where should colleges draw the line?
International Students
A promising refugee dreams of college. He can’t make it on his own.

Also in the Issue

Key Vote
The development was a dramatic turnabout in the saga that has come to symbolize public colleges’ vulnerability to political forces in a polarized country.
Sophomores' 2nd Chance
Your first-year students aren’t the only ones finding their way around campus.
Campus Speech
Calling colleges “hotbeds for stale ideology,” Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that has been criticized as unnecessary and potentially chilling.
Data
As soon as next month, Pennsylvania’s state-university system could begin shrinking from 14 institutions to 10.
The Review | Opinion
Moving undergraduates up the selectivity ladder would do nothing to expand access.
The Review
Boards of trustees are increasingly making clear whose scholarship matters — and whose doesn’t.
The Review
As with diversity efforts, colleges should devote an office to the subject.
The Review
Inside hires are unfair to applicants and search committees alike.