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Higher Ed and the Wall
Some college leaders are concerned about the symbolic impact of Trump’s proposed wall on collaborations and exchange, even as many wait to see what, if any, practical effects it might have.
Doubts on Diversifying the Facultly
Provosts of American colleges and universities aren't sure their institutions will meet their goals for diversifying the faculty.
Protecting Student Privacy, or Reputation?
State judge says University of Kentucky need not release records related to sexual assault allegations against a former professor. University officials say student privacy wins out; critics call Kentucky's argument a "smokescreen."
Communication Chill
As EPA freezes grants, agencies issue internal guidance to employees on outside communications, stirring fears of political interference in science.
Trump Expected to Sign Orders Restricting Immigration From Middle East, Africa
Reuters is reporting that President Trump is expected to sign executive orders this week temporarily banning the entry of most...
Report: Washington Shooter Is Fan of Yiannopoulos, Trump
Much confusion has surrounded a shooting Friday night at the University of Washington, amid protests over the appearance there of...
Carol Swain to Retire From Vanderbilt
Carol M. Swain, a controversial professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University, will retire in August, she announced...
Michigan Sets Principles for Renaming Buildings
The University of Michigan has adopted a series of principles to guide officials when there are requests to rename buildings...