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UT San Antonio Ends ‘Divisive’ Rallying Cry
The University of Texas at San Antonio will get a new rallying cry after its president said Tuesday he was...
White House Takes Trump Appointees Off Military Academy Boards
Eighteen individuals appointed to the boards of military academies by the Trump administration have been forced out of their positions...
Obstacles on the Path to Degrees
A new study argues that debt aversion and transportation problems pose major barriers to college completion for Latinx students.
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What’s in a Nombre?
What happens, Pedro Pérez asks, when Latino students sit docilely and simply accept that it’s the norm for others to not even truly acknowledge their given names?
Oxford’s Vice Chancellor Seeks More ‘Ideological Diversity’
Universities are at risk of losing the argument over whether they are out of touch with society, she says.
Buying Time With Outdoor Classrooms
Numerous colleges have reminded faculty that they are allowed to teach their classes outside during the pandemic if they’d prefer, writes Martin Skladany, yet they should go a few steps further.
Researcher Accused of Concealing China Ties Acquitted
A former University of Tennessee, Knoxville, professor accused of spying for the Chinese military and twice prosecuted by the U.S...
CDC Report Finds Masks Curb Spread of COVID-19 on Campus
Universal masking and limited close encounters with people infected with COVID-19 reduced the spread of the virus in a university...