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US & Canada · PrincetonPrinceton University's board of trustees could strip Joshua Katz of tenure and fire him this week over a resurfaced decade-old relationship with an undergraduate student in the mid-2000s. Katz was cleared of sexual harassment charges in the second investigation. The dean of faculty recommended Katz be fired for an alleged failure to be forthcoming.See the Story
Princeton Fires Tenured Professor in Campus Controversy
75% Right coverage: 24 sources
Censorship · FloridaCharles Negy, an associate professor in the psychology department, will get his job back with back pay and benefits. An independent arbitrator determined the school's action violated its contract with the faculty union. Negy said in an interview Thursday he's been told he's slated to resume teaching classes this fall.See the Story
University professor who lost job for 'black privilege' comment is reinstated, wins back lost pay
63% Right coverage: 16 sources
Princeton fires tenured professor over sexual misconduct probe
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Notre DameChristopher Rios-Sueverkruebbe, a 5+1 Postdoctoral Fellow, has started his university press publishing career as an assistant editor at Rutgers University Press. He holds a Ph.D. in theology from the University of Notre Dame. His interests in religious and Jewish studies include their intersections with sociology, anthropology, the body, gender and sexuality.See the Story
Buffalo shooter cites Notre Dame professor, others
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University of Alaska, faculty clash over pay raises
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Financial aid office staff shortages persist
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Black scholars demand retraction of autoethnography article
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EducationA new report by the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank, examines barriers in higher education that contribute to the nation’s nursing shortages and how policy makers can help colleges and universities train more nurses. The report, released Monday, points out that universities turn away “tens of thousands of qualified students” from nursing programs every year because of a lack of capacity.See the Story
Report: Colleges’ Role in Easing Nursing Shortages
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CoronavirusInstitutions are offering additional, less costly and even free summer courses this year as an option for students who fell behind or got off track during the COVID-19 pandemic.See the Story
Tuition waivers help colleges raise summer enrollment
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