[ad_1] The word notorious has appeared in 635 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year, including on May 18 in “To Fight Rats, N.Y.C. Restaurants Will Have to Put Trash in Containers” by Emma G. Fitzsimmons: New York City is notorious for allowing towers of foul-smelling trash bags to line the streets. Currently, many restaurants …
[ad_1] The American University of Beirut is moving ahead with plans to open a campus in Cyprus, its first campus outside Lebanon. The Mediterranean island nation, just a short ferry ride from Beirut, won out against 15 other potential host countries due to advantages including academic freedom and economic stability, the Associated Press reported. AUB …
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[ad_1] The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville will eliminate its diversity, equity and inclusion division and reallocate its staff and resources to other offices starting in the fall, Chancellor Charles Robinson announced in an email Tuesday. UA’s Office of Equal Opportunity and Compliance will also be realigned, moving formally under Human Resources. Republican lawmakers in …
[ad_1] Funding for the University of Wisconsin system is being held up by Republicans, who control the Legislature and who want to kill all spending on diversity, the Associated Press reported. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he expected the budget-writing committee to cut all funding that the university system would use for diversity initiatives. He …
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[ad_1] Anew commission led by NFL executive vice president Troy Vincent and Tommi Vincent, chair of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, will partner with Niagara University to study young men’s perspectives on gender-based violence, the university announced Wednesday. The research will be conducted over 18 months. Based on the results, the Vincent Commission will “offer a …
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[ad_1] Two University of Houston–Downtown preliminary investigation reports “substantiated” that a now former dean “said on multiple occasions that it would make him look good that he hired a Black, gay man,” according to documents provided anonymously to Inside Higher Ed. A Black, gay man is now suing the university and the University of Houston …
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[ad_1] The manager of a morgue at Harvard Medical School allegedly stole human body parts that had been donated for educational use, according to a federal indictment, Boston-area ABC affiliate WCVB reported Wednesday. The manager, Cedric Lodge, allegedly allowed buyers to peruse the morgue and select remains for purchase; he also brought dissected body parts back …
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[ad_1] Tim Borchers, vice president for academic affairs at Peru State College, in Nebraska, has been chosen as president of West Liberty University, in West Virginia. Michael Davis, chief of staff at James Madison University, in Virginia, has been appointed president of Fairmont State University, in West Virginia. Janet Shrunk Ericksen, vice chancellor for academic …
[ad_1] If the Biden administration’s plan to forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loans fails at the Supreme Court, Senate Republicans say they have an answer for what policy makers should do next to address the student debt crisis. Louisiana senator Dr. Bill Cassidy unveiled a package of bills Wednesday that he and other …
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