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‘Shooting Yourself in the Foot’
Citing budget issues, John Carroll University fundamentally alters tenure -- to the point that professors say it and academic freedom no longer exist.
‘Proof of Concept’
Some students with disabilities asked for recorded lectures before the pandemic. With universities eyeing reopening, will they take that flexibility away?
Making Sense of a Mask Non-Mandate
After Texas governor rescinded statewide mask mandate, many colleges say they are reviewing the order's applicability to their campuses. Others say they will keep their mandates on campus.
Campus Zero
Lake Washington Institute of Technology was likely the first college in the United States to be affected by COVID-19. One year out, many things have changed.
‘The Person Who Was Our Leader’
Colleagues remember Dennis R. DePerro fondly after the St. Bonaventure president dies following long struggle with COVID-19. It's a reminder that the pandemic continues, they say.
Tightening the 90-10 Rule
A proposal long pushed by critics of for-profit institutions took a significant step forward when it was approved by the House as part of the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package.
Not Just ‘A Place to Park Our Offspring’
Mount Holyoke pulls rug out from under faculty parents in announcing closure of its campus childcare center.
The End of Deadlines?
May 1? Not so crucial anymore in the pandemic era, if it ever was.