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When Art Offends (and Isn't Understood)
Salem State invited artists to create works inspired by election. Several paintings, created by critics of Trump, were intended to draw attention to oppression. But minority students were offended -- and university shuttered exhibit.
Gains and Losses in R&D
Within NSF’s rankings of top 25 institutions in R&D expenditures, 14 institutions are up at least one spot, while six are down at least a notch.
'Feast or Famine' for Humanities Ph.D.s
Some doctorate earners emerge with high levels of debt, while a growing number have none. For a plurality, teaching assistantships are top source of revenue, but that's not the case for most other disciplines.
Opinion
Teaching in a Time of Trump
The distress that students now feel over the election of Trump runs deeper than fear of what the administration plans to do, argues Mark Bauerlein. It signifies the fall of the diversity-sensitive propriety that has guided much of their lives.
Being Watched
New website seeks to register professors accused of liberal bias and “anti-American values.”
Newly Tenured ... at MIT, U of Texas at San Antonio
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges and universities. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Steven Barrett, aeronautics...
Opinion
Stemming STEM Dropouts
Traditional textbooks and teaching resources in these vital fields are simply not as effective as we need them to be, argues Smita Bakshi.
Opinion
Building a Diverse STEM Workforce
Colleges must put the right diversity practices in place to encourage students to pursue important fields like STEM and the biomedical sciences, write Jennifer C. Danek and Marc Nivet.
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