Researchers have accused a professor of crossing professional boundaries and pressuring students for sex. Now, in a federal lawsuit, they say the university tried to smear them as gossips and liars.
By Nell Gluckman, Brock Read, and Katherine Mangan
Revelations about sexual misconduct have been deeply felt across academe. Here are the latest updates, on cases at Kentucky, Princeton, UC-Santa Cruz, and Virginia.
The University of Wisconsin at Madison’s plan follows a trend of libraries’ focusing less on books and more on students. Still, some professors see moving collections offsite as a loss.
What are Quebec's language gatekeepers afraid of? Lucy Ferriss explains.
Paid for and Created by Study Group Creating a Home for International Students Students and faculty lend their voices to #youarewelcomehere campaign to reassure international students.
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