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Columbia University fails accreditation standards over antidiscrimination violations, says Education Department
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Columbia University fails accreditation standards over antidiscrimination violations, says Education Department

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Yes: Higher education strengthens democracy
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Yes: Higher education strengthens democracy

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When I grew up, attending college was a badge of honor. It was increasingly required for a successful career. It was widely praised for helping young people become adults and for fueling American prosperity.See the Story

‘You are not alone’ — UMN professors speak on academic freedom, free speech

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At least 100 people sat in the audience, and another 80 joined over Zoom to watch the public forum held by eight University of Minnesota professors on academic freedom and free speech on Thursday in the Cowles Auditorium of Humphrey Hall.  Eight professors, in fields ranging from microbiology to history, shared concerns over how speech has increasingly been restricted at the University. Michael Gallope, a professor in the department of Cultural …ProfessorsSee the Story

Harvard Is Suing the Trump Administration

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Lawsuit argues that government actions, including freezing $2.2 billion in federal funding, violated the First Amendment and didn’t follow legal procedures.Harvard · United StatesSee the Story

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