After a student’s blog post on a perceived microaggression went viral, her university announced new training for faculty. Here is what such trainings might accomplish.
Mun Y. Choi, now the University of Connecticut’s provost, says his first task in his new role will be to listen. He’ll also have to balance sometimes competing demands from lawmakers, students, and others.
Lucy Ferriss, analyzing researchersâ conclusions about masculine and feminine speech, finds two surprising results: Donald Trump talks like a female, and doing so may have helped him.
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