Why Washington and Lee U. Shouldn’t Change Its Name
The actions of Robert E. Lee after the Civil War provide important insights into making amends and moving forward. On the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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UNC Faculty Tell Students to Stay Home
Worried about student safety, some faculty encourage students not to return. On Inside Higher Ed.
The Transformation of Campus
COVID-19 is prompting many changes, as seen by what's happening at Rutgers. On NPR.
Pac-12 Players Sitting Out the Season
Concerns about their health and safety have prompted multiple athletes to threaten abstaining from play this season. On Inside Higher Ed.
The Deep Inequality of College as a Workplace
Whether someone is on the faculty or the staff makes all the difference at many unuiversities. On The Atlantic.
UNC Student Commission Wants All-Online Classes
The commission passed a resolution calling for all online classes and a reduced student presence on campus. On the Daily Tar Heel.
Some Community Colleges See a Surge in Dual Enrollment
With the uncertainty of reopening high schools, some community colleges have seen large gains in dual-enrollment students. On Community College Daily.
Abolish Federal Loans, Use Income Share Agreements Instead
Switching to income-share agreements would take the burden off the public and help students escape crushing debt. On AEI.
Can Esports Fill the Sports-less Void?
Some colleges are still expanding into esports and hoping they can grab more attention and sponsorship deals. On Inside Higher Ed.
Was the College Admissions Scandal About Anxiety, Not Corruption?
As the well-off feel their position in society slipping away, they're willing to bend the rules and violate ethics. On The American Conservative.