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Georgia University President Replaced Amid Abuse Probe
Truett McConnell University has a new interim president after its board parted ways with Emir Caner following an investigation into the handling of abuse allegations.
Nathaniel Reed
Nathaniel Reed is a senior education correspondent covering university governance, campus policy, and free speech issues in American higher education. He provides in-depth analysis of administrative decisions and their impact on academic life.
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APSU No-Confidence Vote in President Fails by One Vote
A vote of no-confidence in Austin Peay State University's president failed by a single vote, following controversy over a tenured professor's suspension.
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Harvard Orchestra Suspended Over Hazing Allegations
Harvard University has suspended its historic Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra for the fall semester following an investigation into hazing allegations at a retreat.
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Court Orders University to Reinstate Professor Over Facebook Post
A federal judge has ordered the University of South Dakota to reinstate a professor placed on leave for a personal Facebook post, ruling it was protected speech.
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Nevada State University Closes Diversity Office Amid Backlash
Nevada State University has closed its main diversity office, sparking claims from faculty and students of retaliation and a retreat from supporting minority students.
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Sewanee University Faces $35 Million Lawsuit Over Dorm Mold
Seven students are suing the University of the South for over $35 million, alleging that toxic mold in a campus dorm caused severe health problems.
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Former IU Trustee Alleges Exclusion from Key Decisions
Former Indiana University trustee Vivian Winston has publicly criticized the leadership of President Pamela Whitten, alleging she was excluded from key board decisions.
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UT Chancellor Defends Move to Fire Professor Over Social Media Post
University of Tennessee's chancellor is seeking to fire a professor over a social media post, citing reputational harm, while faculty oppose the move.
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UofL President Addresses Free Speech Amid Poster Controversy
University of Louisville President Gerry Bradley has issued a statement on free speech after a graphic poster depicting political violence was removed from campus.
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UNCW Halts Spirit Rock Painting Amid Safety Concerns
UNCW has temporarily suspended the painting of campus spirit rocks and postponed free expression events after a tribute to Charlie Kirk was painted over.
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Utah Valley University to Form Charlie Kirk Memorial Committee
Utah Valley University has announced the formation of a committee to plan and create a memorial for conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated on its campus.
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US Colleges Face Funding Cuts and Major Policy Shifts
A new survey shows 56% of US university provosts report federal funding cuts, forcing colleges to eliminate programs and staff amid major policy shifts.
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Barnard President's Op-Ed on 'Difficult Speakers' Sparks Campus Backlash
Barnard College President Laura Rosenbury's op-ed in The New York Times advocating for controversial speakers on campus has ignited backlash from students and faculty.
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FAU Professors on Leave Over Posts on Activist's Death
Florida Atlantic University is investigating three professors who were placed on leave for social media posts made after the death of activist Charlie Kirk.
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Activist Claims MSU Actions Led to Nonprofit's Collapse
Activist Brenda Tracy's amended lawsuit claims Michigan State University's actions after her harassment report against Mel Tucker caused her nonprofit to collapse.
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FAU Places Three Professors on Leave Over Social Media Posts
Florida Atlantic University placed three professors on administrative leave following an investigation into their social media posts about Charlie Kirk's death.
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Utah Universities Review Security After Campus Shooting
Utah Valley University is reviewing its security protocols after a campus shooting, while Utah State University enhances safety measures for an upcoming event.
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FAU Professor Speaks Out After Leave Over Kirk Posts
An FAU professor placed on leave for posts about Charlie Kirk speaks out, revealing she has received death threats. Two other professors were also suspended.
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Harvard Ends 50-Year Minority Recruitment Program
Harvard University has ended its 50-year-old Undergraduate Minority Recruitment Program following the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action.
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Fired Texas State Professor Sues Over Free Speech Violation
A tenured Texas State University professor has filed a lawsuit after being fired for comments made at a socialist conference, claiming free speech and due process violations.