UW System Refuses to Change Title IX Rules
Governor Tony Evers moved to block the adoption of new rules in Wisconsin. On the Wisconsin State Journal.
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U. of Alaska Faculty Union Wants Its President Gone
After Jim Johnsen signed off on program cuts, the union wants him ousted. On the Anchorage Daily News.
The Return of Affirmative Action?
The University of California Board of Regents has endorsed reviving affirmation action, which was rejected by the state's voters in the past. On Education Dive.
How K-12 Funding May Change in North Carolina
The Leandro case could see a boost to all sorts of pre-college funding. On EdNC.
Buy a Failing College to Establish a Traditional One
An "America at its best" college to protect academic inquiry and give students a place to avoid a politicized campus is cheaper than ever thanks to COVID-19. On Education Next.
The Toll Administrative Bloat Takes on Student Debt
At Virginia Commonwealth University, the extra cost of administrators compared to Virginia Tech accounts for about 20 percent of the average student's debt. On Bacon's Rebellion.
UNC’s Push to Reopen Sports
UNC wants to get its campus ready for fall sports, but it's not clear social distancing is actually feasible. On CBS.
Removing Barriers to Developing Talent
Apprenticeships can create shortcuts into good, local jobs previously cut off from workers. On Community College Daily.
Abolish Qualified Immunity for College Administrators
The doctrine protects college workers who routinely violate students' Constitutional rights. On Reason.
A Tipping Point on College Meritocracy
The economic effects of the coronavirus aren't the biggest concern; it's the political effects on campus. On Law & Liberty.