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Since April 2024, The Chronicle has tracked the dismantling of diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in higher education. Initially, our work focused on changes made as a result of state-level ...

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The financially struggling institution will remain accredited pending an appeal hearing in February. HBCU advocates have long ...

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Fredric Jameson, the greatest American Marxist critic who ever lived, found himself at home, observing Covid protocols in ...

This terse announcement a couple of weeks ago by Boston University took the academic world by surprise — starting with the BU ...