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Former Nevada governor throws hat into the ring to pursue university presidency
Nevada’s former governor resigned from MGM to pursue the University of Nevada-Reno’s university presidency position.
New York Times criticizes Liberty University for re-opening campus during COVID-19
The New York Times singled out and criticized Liberty University for re-opening its campus during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The University of Southern California (USC) offers a college course on training to become a social media influencer, or a paid spokesperson on social media. NBC News profiled class members and highlighted how the influencer…
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Striking graduate workers forced classes to close for a day
Striking graduate student workers forced the University of California-Santa Cruz to close classes for at least a day.
Coronavirus could affect college enrollment and college’s bottom line
The ongoing coronavirus will affect U.S. colleges and universities student enrollment and their budgets, according to a survey of U.S. higher education institutions.
Tulane University removes Victory Bell due to past history on a slave plantation
Tulane University removed its Victory Bell after administrators discovered the bell was used on a plantation to direct slaves.
UC-Santa Cruz fires striking teaching assistants
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