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Students Say They Don’t Trust Campus Title IX Processes. And They Doubt Their Own Reports Would Be Taken Seriously.

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By Nell Gluckman

A recent survey conducted by the Association of American Universities reveals that few students believe their colleges conduct fair investigations of sexual misconduct. (PREMIUM)

Athletics

Hundreds of Colleges May Be Out of Compliance With Title IX. Here’s Why.

Arden Barnes

By Wesley Jenkins

Only a quarter of NCAA institutions meet a test that encourages gender proportionality between varsity athletics teams and student enrollment. What does that mean for the spirit of the law? (PREMIUM)

Students

Is Seeking Comment a Journalistic Crime? At Harvard, Some Say Yes

By Alexander C. Kafka

Critics of the campus newspaper say that in asking Immigration and Customs Enforcement to weigh in on a student anti-ICE protest, the Crimson was irresponsibly endangering activists. (PREMIUM)

Campus Spaces

Can Buildings Produce More Than They Consume? Georgia Tech Thinks So

By Lawrence Biemiller

The Kendeda Building will make more electricity than it uses and will collect its water from its roof.

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The Chronicle Review

Napoleon Chagnon Is Dead

By Alice Dreger

What academe’s shameful treatment of him tells us about truth and ethics now. (PREMIUM)

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Student Safety Net

In recent years, higher education has ramped up services for students from low-income backgrounds. This collection of Chronicle articles focuses on how colleges can better support undergraduates who are homeless or face other tough situations that can disrupt their learning.

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