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Food Drive for Students at For-Profit Law School
Many students at the Charlotte School of Law have been struggling financially, with some unable to buy enough food, since...
Trust in Government and Health
What exacerbated the Ebola crisis in Liberia? In today's Academic Minute, Brown University's Robert Blair examines what trust in the...
A Call for 'Confident Pluralism' on Campuses
At annual conference in divided nation’s capital, speakers urge presidents of Christian colleges to join (and lead) efforts to embrace, and work through, fundamental differences.
Stranded and Stuck
Students and scholars are among those affected by a sweeping executive order banning entry into the U.S. from seven Muslim-majority nations.
Forceful Response
The Trump administration’s entry ban triggered wide condemnation from colleges, associations, faculty groups and others in higher education.
Rift in Women’s Studies Over Transgender Issues
Popular online discussion group sees resignations and call for boycott over comments some see as bigotry toward trans scholars.
Cornell Receives $150M Gift for Business School
Cornell University on Saturday announced a $150 million gift for its business school, which was created last year as a...
PLOS Co-Founder Launches Senate Bid
Michael B. Eisen, the professor of genetics, genomics and development at the University of California at Berkeley who helped found...