- New Laws May Soon Require Some Public Universities to Offer Abortion PillsBy Nell Gluckman California institutions will start requiring availability next year, and Massachusetts lawmakers are expected to vote on similar legislation.
- What the Fight Between a Horse and a Cow Reveals About How Students See Their UniversityBy Sahalie Donaldson A student-led campaign to change the mascot at the University of California at Davis aims to embrace its agricultural roots.
- He Was an Up-and-Coming Leader. Then His University Accused Him of Threatening Violence.Mark McPhail was an up-and-coming leader. Then he was accused of threatening violence.By Oyin Adedoyin Mark McPhail was fired by Indiana University Northwest over a "threat of physical violence." Faculty members say administrators acted too harshly.
- Can $1.5 Billion Help Diversify the Sciences?By Francie Diep The investment from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute aims to support 150 scientists in building diverse and welcoming labs over the next 20 years.
- Drop in Spring-2022 Enrollment Is Worse Than ExpectedBy Audrey Williams JuneSince the pandemic began, the number of college undergraduates has declined by almost 1.4 million students.
- A Rural Student Sought a Faraway College. Then Came a Frustrating Setback.By Eric Hoover She won two big scholarships that promised to further her dreams. Then they were yanked away.
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