Students demand radical change for racial justice; the University of Akron has lost almost a quarter of its faculty; and more.
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By Katherine Mangan and Marc Parry

Defunded police. Inclusive coursework. Faculty members who look like them. Students are demanding radical change for racial justice, and they’re not backing down. (PREMIUM)

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By Danielle McLean

The university’s president said the new cuts, of 96 unionized faculty members, were necessary because earlier ones “were insufficient to design a budget that will sustain” the institution.

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