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Professor Fired for Alleged Threat to ‘Kill All White People’ Is Named Interim Provost of Troubled College
By Oyin Adedoyin
August 31, 2022
Mark McPhail, who attacked Indiana University Northwest for not adhering to due process, will become the academic leader of Linfield University.
Epidemic of Anguish
As More Stressed-Out Students Consider Dropping Out, Surgeon General Pushes College Leaders to Ramp Up Support
By Oyin Adedoyin
August 30, 2022
More than three-quarters of students have thought about leaving higher ed because of mental-health challenges, according to a recent survey.
Campus Health
Why Some Colleges Are Removing Their Covid-19 Vaccination Mandates
By Francie Diep
August 30, 2022
At a handful of institutions, new laws and continued resistance have pushed administrators to rescind their vaccine requirements.
Meager Participation
Florida Lawmakers Enacted an Intellectual-Diversity Survey. Students Weren’t Interested.
By Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley
August 29, 2022
Only 2 percent of public-university students responded to a controversial questionnaire meant to assess campuses’ tolerance for differing viewpoints.
Encouraging Disagreement
What Does It Take to Have Civil Discourse in the Classroom?
By Sylvia Goodman
August 29, 2022
Two-dozen professors put their heads together on productive classroom discussions. They landed in different places.
Advice
What to Expect When You Are the ‘Partner Accommodation’
By David D. Perlmutter
August 29, 2022
For candidates, the dual-hiring process is part bureaucratic procedure and part political gauntlet.
Work force
After Student Walkout, American U. Agrees to New Contract With Striking Staff
By Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley
August 26, 2022
Capping off a chaotic week, staff members celebrated a tentative agreement, which came hours after students protested in solidarity.
Student Housing
Bursting at the Seams and Battling in Court, Berkeley Faces an ‘Urgent and Real’ Student-Housing Crisis
By Katherine Mangan
August 25, 2022
The University of California’s flagship campus needs to grow, but that requires a delicate dance — welcoming many more students, as long as they don’t linger.
Research
‘A Historic Moment’: New Guidance Requires Federally Funded Research to Be Open Access
By Megan Zahneis
August 25, 2022
In a move hailed by open-access advocates, the White House on Thursday released guidance dictating that taxpayer-supported research be made freely and immediately available to the public.
The Review | Opinion
Overzealous Covid Measures Are Hurting Education
By Natalia Mehlman Petrzela
August 25, 2022
Progressives who insist on inflexible rules are playing into the GOP’s hands.
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