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Higher education is approaching a period of profound disruption, and many colleges may not survive, Arthur Levine, the newly appointed president of Brandeis University, said during a recent event. Levine estimated that between 20 and 25 percent of colleges will close in the coming years, while community colleges and regional universities move increasingly online. He made thes...


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A federal judge ruled against Ohio State University this month after the school expelled a student for posting anti-Israel videos on social media that administrators claimed encouraged violence. The judge granted a preliminary injunction, directing the school to delete from the former student’s academic record any mention of his expulsion, according to court documents.


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Constitutional scholars say offensive speech is protected, but staffer’s role in DEI office could factor in A former “Director of Race & Equity” at UCLA says he is planning to sue the university for a “clear” violation of his First Amendment rights after being fired this month for social media posts that celebrated the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk. Ho...


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The director of a health and human rights center at Harvard University has been dismissed from her role following criticism from the Trump administration, school officials, Republican politicians, and students. Critics said the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights under Mary Bassett slanted its programming too heavily against Israel. Bassett’s tenure as ...


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A UCLA professor who sued the university after he was suspended in the wake of the George Floyd-Black Lives Matter riots plans to appeal a recent judgment that denied his request for monetary damages. UCLA accounting lecturer Gordon Klein in December lost his court battle against UCLA on all three causes of action: breach of contract, false light, and negligent interference w...


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