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UVU Students Return to Campus with Mix of Reverence and Caution
One week after a fatal shooting, Utah Valley University students returned to a campus with enhanced security, extensive support services, and a somber mood.
Marcus Holloway
Marcus Holloway is a journalist specializing in higher education policy, campus culture, and the intersection of politics and academia. He has reported extensively on university governance and student affairs for over a decade.
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NY Schools Face Demands for Transparency on Staff Posts
New York school districts placed educators on leave for social media posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination, sparking a debate on free speech and transparency.
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EKU Responds to Grim Job Market Report for College Grads
A national report shows a five-year low in the job market for college graduates, but Eastern Kentucky University officials express confidence in their students' prospects.
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Virginia Teachers Face License Threats Over Social Media Posts
Virginia's Superintendent of Public Instruction is threatening to revoke teacher licenses for social media posts condoning political violence, sparking a debate on free speech.
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PIAA Allows Private School Students in Public Sports
The PIAA has changed its policy, allowing students at private schools to play sports at public schools if the sport is not offered at their own institution.
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College of the Sequoias Fires Instructor Over Comments
The College of the Sequoias has terminated a part-time biology instructor following student reports of disturbing comments made in class about a public figure.
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Michigan Faculty Chair Criticizes Slain Activist Charlie Kirk
The University of Michigan's Faculty Senate chairman criticized the late activist Charlie Kirk in a campus-wide email, stating his 'demagoguery' endangered people.
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UC Berkeley Provides 160 Names for Federal Investigation
UC Berkeley has released the names of 160 faculty, staff, and students to the U.S. government as part of a federal probe into campus antisemitism.
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Clemson University Fires Three Faculty Over Kirk Comments
Clemson University has fired three faculty members over social media comments made following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.