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A 'GRAVE MISTAKE' By Tom Bartlett The university’s investigation of a classics professor was seen by some as retaliation for a controversial essay he wrote. Princeton says he violated university policy and misrepresented facts. STUDENT AID By Eric Hoover A new survey reveals concerns about how well the overburdened offices can serve their students. BACKGROUNDER By Megan Zahneis Big gaps continue to plague dining-service, information-technology, and student-affairs staffing levels.
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REGRETS By Audrey Williams June What would people change about their higher-education journey? A new report from the Federal Reserve Board provides some answers to that question. THE REVIEW By Len Gutkin Tucker Carlson, Saturday Night Live, and a university president.
Virtual Events: Tune In Live CYBERSECURITY UPCOMING: May 24 | 2 p.m. ET: Colleges face an urgent threat from cyberattacks. They must respond with equal urgency. Featuring experts in technology and network security, this virtual event explains why and how they should. With Support From Microsoft. Register now. SHIFTING LANDSCAPE UPCOMING: May 25 | 2 p.m. ET: The higher-ed marketplace is changing with new education providers online and in person. This virtual forum brings together experts to examine that trend and how it will affect adult learners and other students. With Support From LinkedIn. Register now. ACADEMIC ADVISING UPCOMING: May 26 | 2 p.m. ET: Academic advising is more important than ever. In this virtual event, a panel of experts shares how colleges can use data to be more proactive in their approach. In partnership with the University Innovation Alliance. Register now.
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Views ADVICE By William F. McComas We may not want to be administrators, but we do want our leaders to succeed.
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