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The U. of Florida’s Presidential Search Imploded. Now What?
A statewide board rejected the sole finalist, Santa J. Ono, on Tuesday. Some faculty are concerned that the public failure ...
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What the New Travel Ban Means for Higher Ed
President Trump’s latest orders bar visitors from a dozen countries and try, again, to block Harvard from enrolling foreign ...
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Camila Gomez
The Chronicle and a rising senior at the University of South Florida, where she studies political science and mass ...
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No, Trump Is Not Pulling Columbia’s Accreditation. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The university isn’t losing accreditation, but the move signals the administration’s latest attempt to ratchet up pressure on ...
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Why This Is the Most Damaging Time to Restrict Student Visas
The singling out of international students and the lack of clarity about the duration of the suspension — which the State ...
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After a 2-Year Courtship, the U. of Idaho Calls Off Pursuit of the U. of Phoenix
The University of Idaho on Tuesday called off plans to buy the operations and assets of the University of Phoenix, ...
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UNC Chapel Hill Approves Tenure Bids for Faculty Outside the Health Sciences, Ending Unexplained Delay
The Board of Trustees’ inaction on tenure cases for professors not in the health sciences had stoked confusion on the campus.
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The Ruination of Santa Ono
On Tuesday, June 3 rd, Santa J. Ono, former president of the University of Michigan, learned that the world loves treason, ...
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Vying for U. of Florida Presidency, Santa Ono Embraced Conservative Positions. It Didn’t Work.
The State University System of Florida’s Board of Governors voted down the former University of Michigan president’s ...
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How Should We Think About the Renaissance?
Renaissance writers reassessed their history, inventing terms like the Dark Ages — to the eternal chagrin of medievalists — ...
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Indiana U. Requires Buyout Takers to Pledge No Disparagement — a Move More Often Seen in Corporations
Free-speech advocates have criticized Indiana University at Bloomington in recent years for allegedly trampling on academic ...
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Private-Equity Wealth Is Growing on the Most Prestigious University Boards, Study Finds
If it feels like there are a lot of billionaires mucking around in higher education, that might be because there are. In 1989 ...