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U. of California, Cal State, and Others Join Colleges That Plan to Require Vaccinations

By Andy Thomason

More colleges are announcing that they will require students to be vaccinated. Here are the ones we know about.

HEARSAY

A Yale Law Prof Was Disciplined for Holding Dinner Parties. There’s More to the Story.

By Tom Bartlett

Amy Chua says the accusations that she was hosting “boozy parties” at her house, in apparent violation of her agreement with the law school’s dean, are false. She does cop to serving a cheese platter.

LIVE CORONAVIRUS UPDATES

Anti-Vaccine Group Challenges Rutgers U.'s Covid-19 Vaccination Requirement

By Megan Zahneis

In what appears to be the first formal challenge to a college requiring Covid-19 vaccinations for its students, Informed Consent Action Network has sent a letter to Rutgers University asking it to rescind its mandate.

BACKGROUNDER

The Vaccination Dilemma

By Alexander C. Kafka

Should colleges mandate Covid-19 shots? Encourage? Incentivize? All of the above?

READER VOICES

Your Layoff Story

This week our Forced Out project told the stories of eight people who were laid off in the pandemic’s financial fallout. There are many more untold stories. We want to hear yours. If you were laid off at a college in the last year, fill out this form to tell us about it. Your story may be published in a future article.

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Enabling Science to Quickly Span the Globe

As scientists at research universities put their minds to work to address global problems, they continue to wrestle with very large and complex sets of data. Now with a Cisco-powered upgrade to technology, sharing this data around the world is possible.

Job Announcement

Assistant Professor - Global Health, International Training and Education Center for Health (I-TECH) at University of Washington.Visit jobs.chronicle.com for more details.

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New material could spark solar energy revolution

Aligning silicon and perovskite into the same cell to produce a higher voltage and improve efficiency, the University of Sydney is perfecting next-generation solar cells through its innovation with silicon perovskite tandeming.

Today's Global Campus

Strategies for Reviving International Enrollments and Study Abroad
Pandemic travel restrictions cut both ways, causing international enrollments to plummet and limiting study-abroad opportunities. This Chronicle report provides an in-depth look at how the global education experience has changed and offers strategies for assessing and adapting programs to ensure students' exposure to cultural and global diversity. Order your copy today.

Job Opportunities

Introducing Key Searches at Mount Tamalpais College, at San Quentin

Mount Tamalpais College

Vice President, System Philanthropy

UnityPoint Health

Director of University Police and Campus Safety

The University of Mississippi

DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)

Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota

University of Minnesota

Adjunct Instructors of Social Work