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  Analysis Opinion The College Fix’s higher education cartoon of the week #SaveWomensSports #NCAA

  Pat Cross - College Fix Cartoonist •March 18, 2022

  The College Fix's higher education cartoon of the week (3/18/22).

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  Higher Education ‘Buyer Beware’: Experts to discuss how to give to higher ed without giving up your principles

  Hannah Dilanchyan - Biola University •March 18, 2022

  Panelist will also discuss how to give to colleges and universities to advance freedom, liberty.

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  Analysis Opinion There’s no mandate, but college students on campus still mask up

  Katelynn Richardson - UNLV •March 17, 2022

  OPINION: The mask is a badge of honor, a sign that denotes: 'I care.'

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  Activism Free Speech Move over think tanks. This alumni-donor ‘action tank’ takes on wokeness one campus at a time.

  Isaac Willour - Grove City College •March 17, 2022

  A fighting 'ground game' is needed to restore intellectual freedom to college campuses.

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  Politics Technology Biden immigration rule will harm American college graduates, expert warns

  Charlotte Waldron - Miami University •March 17, 2022

  The Biden administration’s new STEM visa expansion makes a ‘mockery’ of the system, immigration analyst says.

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  Bias Cornell to hire social justice ‘Equity Librarian’ for science library

  Logan Dubil - Point Park University •March 16, 2022

  'To facilitate Equity and Inclusion and Pathways to Social Justice.'

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  Higher Education College seniors have confidence in themselves — not in America, survey finds

  Andrew Thompson - Washington and Lee University •March 16, 2022

  'Their attitudes as they enter the world outside of campus will influence not only their own futures but the future of society and the world.'

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  Curriculum LGBTQ Racial issues University of Utah receives $500K to create intersectional studies collective

  Sophia Corso - Le Moyne College •March 16, 2022

  Money will allow for study of ‘environmental anti-racism’ and ‘decolonial justice.'

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  Climate Change Legal Politics California governor signs law sparing UC Berkeley from enrollment cut

  Christian Schneider - Senior College Fix Reporter •March 16, 2022

  California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law Monday that grants UC Berkeley a reprieve from a court order to cut enrollment by 3,000 students in the fall due to environmental concerns.