…audiences that will question their core beliefs. Anyone who challenges their claims will spark immediate reproach from them. Criticism is dismissed with mind-numbing clichés. I know from experience. As mentioned…
…now “a relic of the past.” Until this climate changes, those who question intersectional feminism will either be silenced or forced to look elsewhere for a more open intellectual environment….
…to ‘borrower defense’ will reduce the cost to the taxpayers and will prevent some students from trying to use the bureaucracy to escape from their loans. Upon taking the reins…
…lower-cost community colleges, but it will also improve the university system’s graduation rates by being more selective about freshmen and will give the community colleges badly needed resources to improve…
…led by a new “Provost’s Chair of Faculty Diversity and Inclusion,” will be appointed. Instead of reporting to an academic dean, they “will report to the Associate Vice President for…
…in CELS and neither will students who want the “fully loaded” version. For students in the mid-range target market, however, this model will provide high educational value at the lowest…
…and deans know the provost and chancellor will be involved in the process and will limit how much they can get away with in terms of targeting outspoken faculty. Second,…
…damaging information that will humiliate or damage their victim unless they submit. This time, the blackmailers—and only the blackmailers—have information that is the administration’s and students’ right to know. They…
…constituency will be angry. The real question is whom she chooses to please with her decision—and whose beliefs she dismisses. It is even possible she will not satisfy anybody. Silent…
…will “somewhat hurt” the school’s reputation but only 11 percent think the scandals will “really hurt” it. I also interviewed students. For example, UNC senior Zachy Girmay said that he…