A trio’s systematic trolling of journals yields seven accepted papers, including a study of canine rape culture in Portland, Ore., dog parks and a feminist rewrite of a chapter of Mein Kampf.
The new site, “Make Them Scared,” allows nameless accusers to name their alleged assailants. Its moderators are encouraging more people to participate.
A university administrator sharply criticized the scholar, John Cheney-Lippold, for using recommendation letters “as a platform to discuss your personal political beliefs.”
Lara Alqasem, a 22-year-old alumna of the University of Florida, has been held for a week at an Israeli airport for recently serving as president of the university’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter.
Many colleges are looking to merge or collaborate with their peers. But what do leaders need to know to do this well? Our latest Idea Lab collection offers advice and tips from colleges that have merged or formed partnerships to cut costs and expand academic programs. It’s available in the Chronicle Store.
Young alumni, even the wealthy ones, are not supporting their alma maters the way their parents did. Colleges need new strategies to turn them into philanthropists.
After reading her blog post about her nonstandard pronunciation of âmischievous,â Anne Curzanâs students tackle the topic of what is and what isnât âstandardâ English.
Paid for and Created by Waseda University Ending Sexual Bias Waseda University is working to combat homophobic attitudes by creating a nurturing environment for LGBT students in Japan.
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