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Biden’s Title IX Overhaul
Many praise his proposal, but some criticize the provisions on due process for those accused.
Broken Promises?
Colleges and universities responded to the death of George Floyd with public commitments to racial justice, but two years later, too little has changed, argue Colleen E. Wynn and Elizabeth Ziff.

New Rules on Title IX
The Biden administration’s proposal includes revisions to how colleges should address cases of sexual assault and extends protections to LGBTQ students. It does not cover athletics, which will be addressed in the future.

Science’s Women Ghostwriters
Study compares scientific input to output, in the form of papers and patents, finding that women are “systematically” denied credit for their work. Other data suggest this is the result of implicit bias, which in turn offers insights into solutions.

Opinion
How Not to Think About Institutional Racism
To really understand institutional racism at the University of North Carolina, look to its governance, past and present, Timothy V. Kaufman-Osborn writes.

Opinion
The Motherhood Penalty Begins in College
With abortion access under threat, more women, particularly those from low-income backgrounds, will be at risk of stopping out, Natalie Milan, Kaylee T. Matheny and Ilana M. Horwitz write.

Is Title IX Creating a College Quasi Court?
Administrators and legal experts say yes—and that recent regulatory changes have deterred victims from reporting.

Freeman Hrabowski Looks Back—and Forward
The legendary president of the University of Maryland Baltimore County will retire at the end of June after 30 years. He made the institution a leader in STEM education, particularly for Black students.
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