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POLITICS ON CAMPUS

Do Colleges Need a Foreign Policy?

By Karin Fischer

Geopolitical tensions are affecting international academic partnerships. Where should colleges draw the line?

GLOBAL POLITICS

Bard President Is ‘Heartbroken’ About Russian Blacklisting

By Karin Fischer

The college, which has a joint program with St. Petersburg State University, has been designated as “undesirable” and prevented from all activity and operations in the country.

THE EDGE

What 11 Colleges Leading the Student-Success Movement Have Learned

By Goldie Blumenstyk

In seven years the University Innovation Alliance has produced many more graduates but not consistently closed disparities. So what’s next?

LIVE CORONAVIRUS UPDATES

Indiana University Students Sue Over Covid-19 Vaccine Requirement

By Francie Diep

In what may be the first vaccination-mandate lawsuit against a college, the plaintiffs argue that vaccines under emergency-use authorization can’t be required.

NOW 531 COLLEGES

Here’s a List of Colleges That Will Require Students or Employees to Be Vaccinated Against Covid-19

By Andy Thomason and Brian O’Leary

More colleges are mandating vaccinations. Here are the ones we know about.

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The U.S. Finds an Enterprising Partner in Higher Ed as it Moves to Invest in Infrastructure

Working with partners at the city and state levels, researchers in NJIT’s Materials and Structures Laboratory are developing and testing next-gen materials, technologies and systems to help usher in a new era in transportation.

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The U.S. Finds an Enterprising Partner in Higher Ed as it Moves to Invest in Infrastructure

Managing the growth of urban centers, NJIT students, faculty and alumni are evaluating the impact of transportation as well as building sustainable infrastructure in efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of the infrastructure sector.

The Future of Teaching

How the Classroom is Being Transformed
Planning for the next semester is a complex game of educated guesses and tentative outlines. Explore this holistic examination of what post-pandemic teaching will look like, what kinds of instruction institutions should keep, and how academic leaders can best support faculty members and students to teach and learn effectively. Order your copy today.

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