Purdue Choral Groups Mandates Antiracist Training
Until students complained, the group was requiring all members to undergo antiracism training to continue. On the Washington Free Beacon.
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NC CC Board: Budget Requests, Plea for In-person Learning
Community colleges will receive stabilization funds as they also ask for in-person classes for the fall to attract students. On EdNC.
Accreditor to Take into Account College Sector, Mission
The Higher Learning Commission is starting to note the diversity of colleges in award them accreditation based on their mission and status. On Higher Ed Dive.
UMass Profs Take Aim at Lockdown Restrictions
A group of professors at UMass have started a blog criticizing campus COVID-19 restrictions that unduly violate student rights. On the Daily Collegian.
Oregon State President Throws LSU Under Bus, Avoids Firing
F. King Alexander will be under probation after denouncing the governing board and problems at LSU. On the Oregonian.
UNC-Charlotte Announces Classes In-person for Fall
UNCC will return dorms to full occupancy and bring employees back into the office. On UNC-Charlotte.
What James Madison Teaches Us to Overcome Polarization
Change starts in a well-ordered education. On Real Clear Public Affairs.
Wright State Turns a Critical Eye to Athletics
A new committee wants to see the full picture of sports on campus and its financial and enrollment impact. On the Wright State Guardian.
The Influence of the Ivory Tower Goes Beyond Its Walls
Campus controversies are sometimes dismissed as localized problems, but their effects are far-reaching and shape broader society. On the Dispatch.
Tenn. Gov Wants Confucius Institutes to Go
Bill Lee wants state universities to end their partnerships with the cultural centers controlled by the Communist Party. On Higher Ed Dive.