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THE REVIEW | ESSAY Curricular Trauma, Vaporous Politics, and Field Death By Len Gutkin When books become venomous, the humanities suffer. ADVERTISEMENT 'IT IS TIME FOR ME TO LEAVE' After Sparking a Mass Resignation of Nursing Professors, This College President Resigned, Too By Megan Zahneis Stephen D. Easton abruptly announced his departure as head of Dickinson State University, capping a long history of friction with faculty members. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Pro-Palestinian Protesters Stuck in Disciplinary and Legal Limbo By Katherine Mangan Campuses are stressed as student-conduct hearings drag into the summer.
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THE REVIEW Are Historians Out of Their Lane? By Len Gutkin Plus: summer reading, from the Chronicle staff. NEWLY UPDATED Tracking Higher Ed’s Dismantling of DEI By Erin Gretzinger and Maggie Hicks We have updated our database of ways colleges are dropping their diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts to include changes at eight colleges and universities in Utah.
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