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Rowan Relents on Sports Bras

University ends rule for female athletes after article draws widespread criticism of the ban.

At Spelman, Taking Voting Rights Seriously

Amid contentious battle over alleged voter suppression, college's president urges students to be sure their votes are counted.

Massachusetts Keeps Trans Protections

State rejects bid to repeal law providing for equality in public accommodations. Higher ed leaders pushed to keep law. In Seattle, voters approve property tax hike to pay for free community college.

A Campus Divided

Maryland's student government organized a rally to encourage backing the football team. Many minority students and others said it was time to focus on the abuse of athletes and the death of a black player.
Opinion

You Can’t Take the Islam Out of Islamophobia

Secular liberal institutions want to believe that such antireligious bias doesn’t happen on their campuses, but that’s not always the case, argues Liza B. Neal.

10-Day Sit-In at Seton Hall

Protests lead to meetings, a scuffle between a student and professor, and a relocation of the president's office.

Feds Prod Universities to Address Website Accessibility Complaints

Universities are under legal pressure to make their websites fully accessible to people with disabilities, but is "fully" even possible?

Open Searches and Diversity

Hoping to increase faculty diversity, UC Davis is holding eight open searches focused on candidates' contributions to diversity, instead of narrow disciplinary expertise.