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RACE IN ADMISSIONS By Katherine Mangan  Braced for a Supreme Court ruling restricting affirmative action, colleges examine “race neutral” alternatives. ADVERTISEMENT  SPECIAL REPORT  A special report on the imperiled future of race-conscious admissions. A ROYAL CONTROVERSY By Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley  Carnegie Mellon is distancing itself from the professor’s words, which got her temporarily banned from Twitter after the Amazon founder’s boost made the tweet go viral. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY By Taylor Swaak  The homework-help site is no longer providing student information to colleges conducting honor-code investigations through the platform. RACE AND ATHLETICS By Tom Bartlett  Alleged comments during a volleyball match last month led to anger and calls for action, and BYU officials quickly apologized. Then questions began to emerge about what happened. COLLEGE RANKINGS By Francie Diep  Officials didn’t submit data to be judged this year, citing a continuing internal investigation. The missing numbers appear to have hurt the university’s rank. TEACHING By Beth McMurtrie  Some professors are reconsidering what they want from student engagement.
Virtual Events: Tune In Live LEADERSHIP  UPCOMING: September 15, 2022 | 2 p.m. ET: In this forum, panelists will share tips and insights from their time at the helm of colleges. Those interested in leadership, strategy, and innovation are invited to join. With Support From Jenzabar. Register here. RACIAL EQUITY  UPCOMING: September 19, 2022 | 2 p.m. ET: London Metropolitan University’s chief executive talks about the institution’s commitment to racial equity. Learn what lessons there are for U.S. higher ed. With Support From London Met. Register here.
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Views IN CASE YOU MISSED IT By Carol E. Holstead  Class attendance went off a cliff last year. A professor surveyed her students about it — and they had a lot to say. ADVERTISEMENT 
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