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A Mind at the End of Its Tether
Whether or not madness seems like the right word for such a state of mind, Barbara K. Lipska's The Neuroscientist Who Lost Her Mind: My Tale of Madness and Recovery is likely to make a certain impression on the reader approaching middle age or well into it, writes Scott McLemee.
Survey on Campus Supports for Student Veterans
More than 70 percent of college faculty and staff members do not feel that they are adequately prepared to recognize...
Academic Minute: Hand Transplants
Today on the Academic Minute, part of University of Missouri week, Scott H. Frey, Miller Family Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience...
White Supremacist Propaganda on Campus
A new report from the Anti-Defamation League documents that there were 292 cases of white supremacist propaganda reported on campuses...
55 Layoffs at Meharry Medical College
Meharry Medical College has announced 55 layoffs, eliminating the positions of about 6.5 percent of employees, The Tennessean reported. President...
A 'Retro' Title IX Lawsuit
Two female athletes are accusing Eastern Michigan University of sexual discrimination. They allege that the institution's athletics aren't equal for women.
Does Huawei's Research Funding Pose a Threat?
The head of a Chinese telecommunications company has fired back after lawmakers sent a letter last week to Secretary of...
Oregon State U Faculty Is Unionized
Oregon State University’s new faculty union is now certified, the American Federation of Teachers- and American Association of University Professors-affiliated...