The Stifling State of College Newspapers
More and more, campus outlets have become ideologically narrowed. On National Review.
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How Colleges Handle Athlete Mental Health
COVID-19 shutdowns have brought new concerns over anxiety and depression among athletes. On the Buffalo News.
Empty Dorm Rooms Could Threaten Bondholders
The $14 billion tied up in municipal bonds that funded campus construction could be an early warning sign of the financial dangers to come. On Bloomberg.
At Pitt, Mandatory Class on Anti-Black Racism
Some student activists want its material woven into classes across all disciplines. On Education Dive.
The Return of Classes Means the Return of Social Justice Programming
Students will have to sufufer through lectures, modules, and discussion grorps on whiteness, privilege, and all sorts of politicized training sessions. On the Daily Signal.
Reclaiming Civics
Giving students a better education to change themselves will change America. On the American Mind.
Hundreds of Colleges Dipped Hands in PPP Loans
Almost 700 colleges received forgivable loans of at least $150,000, along with foundations, alumni associations, and other university-connected groups. On Education Dive.
Religious Literacy Not a Priority on Campus
Few students are getting an education in whhat fellow Americans believe, making it harder to interact with one another. On Inside Higher Ed.
East Carolina Goes Remote
Undergrads will have until August 30 to move out as ECU follows UNC-Chapel Hill and NC State in ending on-campus instruction. On the East Carolinian.
Nonconforming: The Erosion of Academic Freedom
Identity is displacing all else on campus. On Harper's.