Academe Today Wednesday, March 14, 2018 Sign up for this newsletter | Todayâs News Finance By Michael Vasquez The parent company said on Tuesday it would seek to have the conversion approved by year’s end. The move would carry many advantages for the company, but it’s unclear if students would be any better off. | Finance By Dan Bauman and Goldie Blumenstyk Over the last two years, many of the industry’s biggest players have merged with onetime competitors, moved from for-profit to nonprofit status, or left the business altogether. Here’s a summary. |
Fund Raising By Drew Lindsay (The Chronicle of Philanthropy) An army of alumnae rallied to save their alma mater with a Starbucks challenge and a host of other creative ideas. Will it be enough to save Sweet Briar College over the long term? |
Special Reports By Paul Basken The problem facing universities in 2018 isn’t so much that peer review has inevitably evolved, but that scientists collectively have failed to respond with a better replacement. |
On Leadership By Eric Kelderman José Luis Cruz, president of Lehman College of the City University of New York, says one key to helping Hispanic students succeed in college is to focus on their energy and drive. |
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Make a mistake responding to sexual-abuse allegations, and it can damage your college’s reputation and cost it hundreds of thousands of dollars. Here’s the latest news on complying with federal gender-equity law. |
Missteps of all kinds can derail a presidency, including inadequate response to protesters, conflicts over shared governance, and incautious remarks. |
Views The Professor Is In By Karen Kelsky Is it OK to renege on a job offer once you’ve accepted it? That all depends on the nature of the position. | Commentary By Kathleen L. Daly Students arrive in our classrooms with emotional, mental, and physical needs that affect their ability to learn, yet too many teachers are unprepared to effectively help them. |
Lingua Franca The word had two very different meanings, not to be found at the mall, before it was attached to the video chain and movies. Bill Germano wonders: Whatâs next? |
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