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STUDENT HEALTH Crisis-Pregnancy Centers Have Been Orbiting Campuses for Years. What Are They? By Nell Gluckman Scholars who study them say they are evangelical Christian organizations that try to persuade women not to have abortions. ADVERTISEMENT LEADERSHIP Why U. of Michigan and Cal State Are Changing Their Presidents’ Contracts By Sylvia Goodman Faculty-retreat rights are a longstanding tradition, but now colleges are looking to close the loopholes that have allowed some fired administrators to stay on as faculty members. CAMPUS CULTURE In Fight Against Ableism, Disabled Students Build Centers of Their Own By Adrienne Lu Disabled students on a growing number of campuses have created centers to fight for access, accommodations, and a place of belonging.
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FEDERAL AID Will Your College Get Any Money From the Last Round of U.S. Covid Relief? Check Our List By Dan Bauman The Education Department released an institution-by-institution breakdown of pandemic stimulus allocations.
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Views IN CASE YOU MISSED IT By Kevin Gannon There’s never a bad time to re-examine and rethink how to write your syllabus. This guide walks you through everything you need to know, with specific tips and strategies, to craft an effective syllabus.
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