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Sept. 30, 2022
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 69, Issue 3

Cover Story

Investigation
A Chronicle investigation tracks how a decision to silence professors emerged from the depths of bureaucracy.

Highlights

Money and Ethics
The industry association for multilevel marketers enlists professors to use its statistics and take its money. Some say it goes too far.
The Review | Essay
Women and people of color are most at risk. Colleges must do more to protect them.
The Review | Reporting
Too many find themselves disenfranchised, exhausted, and isolated.

Also in the Issue

Leadership
Memories of past scandals came roaring back Monday with the news that trustees were apparently trying to remove Samuel L. Stanley Jr. from his post.
The Erosion of Tenure
Low enrollment, restructuring, and performance evaluations are among the many reasons they can be terminated.
Race and Athletics
Alleged comments during a volleyball match last month led to anger and calls for action, and BYU officials quickly apologized. Then questions began to emerge about what happened.
Data
Since 2021 began, the unemployment rate for recent college graduates has surpassed the national average for all workers every month.
The Review | Opinion
Biden’s plan will help millions of people who deserve relief. But it will be messy.
The Review | Opinion
Online programs can churn out decent papers on the cheap. What now?
Debt and Debate Over a Degree
Conservatives in recent weeks have railed against the value of a degree. How should colleges respond?
Advice
A professor walked away from academe and his tenured position in 2021. Here’s where he landed.