In a polarized America, talking about political issues is challenging. Faculty members from some Pennsylvania universities have organized events to make those tough discussions easier.
New legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives would “motivate students” to graduate by forcing them to return federal grants intended to help low-income students.
By Nell Gluckman, Brock Read, and Katherine Mangan
Revelations about the film producer’s apparent pattern of sexual misconduct are just over a month old, but the reverberations have been deeply felt across academe. Here are the latest updates, from Friday, on cases at Boston University, the University of Rochester, and Stanford University.
Allan Metcalf describes a naming pattern that has caught on around the world.
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