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BACKGROUNDER The New Order By Lindsay Ellis, Jack Stripling, and Dan Bauman How the nation’s partisan divisions consumed public-college boards and warped higher education. |
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Paid for and Created by AARP Eleven percent of Americans who are caring for older adults are also attending school either full-time or port-time, according to the 2020 Caregiving in the U.S. study by AARP. But what kind of support are they receiving from their institutions to stay on a path to success? |
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| Paid for and Created by Chapman University Collaborating to combat drug-resistant bacteria, Michael Ibba and Chapman University researchers are exploring how bacteria adapt when confronted with an antibiotic sent to destroy them. |
| Faculty Diversity What Colleges Need to Do Now The growing racial-justice movement has led colleges to rethink diversity on many fronts, including in their faculty ranks. This collection from The Chronicle includes articles, advice, and essays on how colleges can diversify their faculties and help minority scholars thrive. Order your copy today. | |