Some classroom observations and other assessments at the University of California at Merced can be especially valuable because of who’s performing them: undergraduates.
John Casey, who won a National Book Award in 1989, is said to have favored male students, made sexual comments to female students, and subjected them to unwanted touching.
By Nell Gluckman, Brock Read, and Katherine Mangan
Revelations about the film producer’s apparent pattern of sexual misconduct are just a couple of months old, but the reverberations have been deeply felt across academe. Here are the latest updates, from Wednesday, on cases at Brown and Michigan State Universities.
William Germano finds the Icelandic language, our closest living relative to Old Norse, to be mysterious and beautiful.
Paid for and Created by Hootsuite The Next Step in Social The 2017 Social Campus Report explores areas of opportunity for institutions as they look to expand their social media outreach.
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