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ACADEMIC FREEDOM By Christa Dutton  Public colleges in Indiana are now required to make rules for disciplining faculty who don’t promote free expression. Instructors across the state say they’ve gotten the message.
COLLEGE MATTERS FROM THE CHRONICLE By Jack Stripling  White student enrollment has dropped more than that of any other racial group. What’s happening? THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Zeb Larson  Organizations like the American Historical Association and the Modern Language Association fail those who need them most. SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH By Megan Zahneis  The agency, for the second time this year, has withdrawn applications for the F31 diversity fellowship, which is designed to “promote diversity in health-related research.” THE REVIEW By Len Gutkin  What’s happening to Mahmoud Khalil is about a lot more than higher education. NEWLY UPDATED By Erin Gretzinger, Maggie Hicks, Christa Dutton, and Jasper Smith  This week’s update details changes made in diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts at six campuses, including the University of Virginia, the University of Maine at Orono, and Muskegon Community College.
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Teaching Tips ARCHIVE By Jeff Denning, Eric Eide, Kevin Mumford, Rich Patterson, and Merrill Warnick  GPAs are going up, but colleges aren’t talking about it.
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