By Chris Quintana, Teghan Simonton, and Megan Zahneis
With bipartisan opposition to the immigration policy growing daily, people in academe are citing professional expertise and core values in their protests.
Suzanna Danuta Walters says that while she does not “hate men in some generic way,” it makes sense for women to have “legitimate rage” against a group that has “systematically abused them.”
At the fifth annual Beating the Odds Summit, a meeting for minority and first-generation college students held by Michelle Obama’s Reach Higher organization, career planning took center stage. Read why in our revamped Re:Learning newsletter.
Many professors are ill-prepared to become chair of a department. This Starter Kit offers lessons and tips from experienced department heads and other administrators on what it takes to make the transition.
No one can write âAchilles heelâ anymore; they have to invoke âKryptonite,â says Ben Yagoda, reflecting on the rise of comic-book words issued by capeless beings.
Paid for and Created by Stony Brook University Improving Graduation Rates Stony Brook University’s cross-functional Academic Success Team guides students down the graduation path.
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