Articles tagged: "Inside Higher Ed"

Undergraduate hourly workers at the University of Chicago library can hold a union election, said the NLRB.

A black student at Bowie State University was stabbed to death while visiting the campus of the University of Maryland, and the police arrested a white student who is an alleged member of an online hate group.

John K. Wilson of the AAUP defends President Trump’s recent efforts to allow non-profits to engage in political speech.

A Cinco de Mayo-themed party by a women’s lacrosse team was criticized after a student posted a photo of them on Instagram, joking about President Trump’s border wall.

The University of San Francisco changed the name of one of its buildings, named after a former city mayor, because of his anti-immigrant rhetoric.

A professor who wrote an essay anonymously said that a student’s essay on men’s rights scared her due to the rhetoric.

In a recent survey of college professors, 71% believe that campus carry laws “will have a negative impact on the free and robust exchange of ideas at my university.”

Harvey Mudd College shut down classes for two days this week after sit-in protests led administrators to believe they need to cancel classes to discuss racial tensions.

“Student body armor” faux ad hit the University of Texas campus as anti-campus carry activists tried to dissuade students from supporting campus carry efforts.

“Free college tuition” deal is reached in New York, but it really is not “free” since it could cost taxpayers at least $163 million.

The University of Oregon is cutting 21 non-tenure track positions and 10 staff member positions in foreign language and humanities to balance their budget.

Chongyi Feng, a Chinese academic based in Australia, was allowed to fly back to Australia from China after the Chinese government barred him from leaving the country.