Afternoon Update: How to Talk About Higher Ed at Thanksgiving Dinner

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November 22, 2022

From: The Chronicle of Higher Education

Subject: Afternoon Update: How to Talk About Higher Ed at Thanksgiving Dinner

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On the Table: Hot Topics

How to Talk About Higher Ed at Thanksgiving Dinner, 2022 Edition

By Carolyn Kuimelis

Affirmative action, student-debt relief, and critical race theory have all been in the news. Dish up some pie, and let’s dig in.
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Declining Enrollment

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A loss of students at its branch campus in Richland Center, Wis., is forcing the University of Wisconsin at Platteville to pull all instructional programs from the shrinking campus by next fall. Enrollment at the two-year Richland Center campus slid from 567 students in 2014 to 60 this fall. (Journal Sentinel)
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