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Duquesne Suspends Professor Who Used N-Word in Class
Duquesne University has placed an education professor on paid leave pending an investigation after short videos circulated on social media...
The Week in Admissions News
A campus with COVID-19; anti-Semitism on the rise; students' mental health needs; race and internships; free community college.
Students Seek Firing of Professor for Attending Pro-Police Rally
Some student activists at Skidmore College, in New York, are calling on the college to fire an art professor who...
Burning Out
Professors say faculty burnout is always a real threat, but especially now, and that institutions should act before it’s too late.
‘You Don’t Have to Go Far to Go Far in Life’
Alabama community colleges aim to reassure potential students with a campaign that stresses proximity.
More on CV Vitolo-Haddad and Jessica Krug
California State University, Fresno, extended a tenure-track job offer to CV Vitolo-Haddad but is now looking into Vitolo-Haddad’s recent admission that they (their preferred pronoun) claimed to be a person of color online and in conversations at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where they are currently a Ph.D. candidate in journalism and mass communication.
Opinion
The Future of College Admissions Is Test Blind
A judge has undermined systemic racism by making the University of California test blind, write Joseph A. Soares and Jay Rosner.
‘U.S. News’ Updates Methodology, but Don’t Expect Big Changes
Last year's one, two and three are this year's one, two and three.