Maintenance Backlogs Grow During Pandemic
Renovations are getting delayed, but new building construction continues as before. On Higher Ed Dive.
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A Negative Outlook for Due Process on Campus
The Biden administration is trying to remove due process protections for students accused of misconduct. On the Daily Signal.
Labor Rule Withdrawn; Grad Student Unions in Reach
The NLRB is shelving a 2019 rule that would have made it harder for student workers to be classified as employees and get union recognition. On The Washington Post.
Fighting Critical Race Theory without Censorship
Some politicians are all too quick to violate free speech rights when people with censorious cancel mobs. On National Review.
Professor Suspending for Tweets Opposing Reparations
St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia has suspended Gregory Manco, saying it was necessary for inclusion. On Broad and Liberty.
Economic Mobility Is Getting Harder Because Colleges Won’t Stop Spending
Tuition continues to rise and low-income students are getting priced out. On the Hechinger Report.
Biden Moves to Reverse Title IX Progress
The Biden administration is reviewing how to revoke the guidance implemented under Betsy DeVos. On The Washington Post.
UNC Law School on a Witch Hunt
The law school's class president, who is non-white, faces a recall after not supporting a demonstrable false claim of racism. On the Daily Wire.
Corporatist Progressivism on Campus
The American university has become a factory, with learning and wisdom at the bottom of the priority list. On City Journal.
Football Decisions Kept Under Wraps
At Big 10 colleges, where football can make or break a president, leaders tiptoed lightly around the issue and skirted public records law. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.