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December 20, 2017
Paper in The French Review titled “Islamism’s Conquest of the French Republic” draws outcry, not only on charges of Islamophobia, but on its scholarly merit. An editor who joined in criticism is fired.
December 15, 2017
Sam Olens, a controversial pick for president of Kennesaw State last year, has resigned following inquiries into how he handled protests related to the national anthem.
December 15, 2017
Kern Holoman, of the University of California, Davis, was stripped of his emeritus professor status this week after allegations of sexual assault from 1987 surfaced. He has denied the claims, which were made by a former student who now works at the university.
December 14, 2017
Authors of statistics textbook proudly declared, in a footnote, that no one reads footnotes. Photos of the footnote keep going viral.
December 13, 2017
Hampshire has kicked a student off campus after it said threats were made and campus safety was in danger. The student’s supporters, noting his autism, say his panic attacks were misinterpreted.
December 12, 2017
Hiram College, hoping to stay financially and academically competitive, launches overhaul and floats idea -- on hold for now -- of ending some tenure protections.
December 11, 2017
Rapper and Twitter personality Lil B tweeted that he would like to go to college. When you have 1.5 million followers and have released more than 50 mixtapes, that’s the sort of thing colleges notice.
December 11, 2017
A new lawsuit stemming from allegations of harassment against T. Florian Jaeger, a professor of brain and cognitive sciences at the University of Rochester, is taking aim at the institution and its president and provost.
December 11, 2017
If the Republican-led tax overhaul is so bad for colleges, why would Syracuse University support the plan?
That was the argument laid out by Representative Claudia Tenney, who represents a congressional district in upstate New York just outside of Syracuse, as she defended her vote for the tax plan in a local radio interview.
"If this was bad for college students and colleges, why would Syracuse University, the largest higher educational institution in our region, why are they supporting the tax plan?" Tenney said.