2 students are charged after calling U.S. agents 'murderers'; senators discuss campus sexual assault; Vanderbilt chancellor to step down; and more.
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Villanova University added new diversity and inclusion questions to its course survey. Some professors, conservative and liberal alike, worry they could be used against them. PREMIUM
The University of Arizona students, who were protesting the agents’ appearance at an on-campus career fair, have been arrested and cited for misdemeanors.
On Tuesday senators discussed how they might address campus sexual assault, including hot-button issues like cross-examination of accusers, in the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.
Ben Castleman and his colleagues at the University of Virginia will tap into rich data on educational attainment and salary histories to improve people’s job satisfaction.
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