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Inside Higher Education

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• 'Jump-Starting America' as an Invitation to a Conversation with Economic Conservatives
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• New presidents or provosts: Beaver Bloomfield Bucknell Clarke Goldey-Beacom John Carroll Modesto Norfolk Paterson St. Francis Southwestern
• Middlebury faces questions about speaker whose appearance it called off, in an unusual month for the college
• Colorado governor tells university system board to find leader who 'unites the board'
• Another case of censorship in a China studies journal
• Concordia U's Liberal Arts College wanted conservative scholar Harvey Mansfield to speak at an alumni gala -- until it didn't
• Air Pollution Posters
• Messing With Texans
• How to help students better evaluate your class (opinion)

WebWire - Higher Education

College headlines form across the US

• Dr Jason D Heap—International Education Consultancy Nears Fifth Year of Global Service
• Voucher programs can help leverage participation in sport
• Three Emerging Designers Receive Prestigious Gensler Diversity Scholarships
• University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute Brings Innovation in Care to Neurological Patients
• Sulzer Scholarship for Women in Science and Engineering
• AIA Honors Cutting-Edge Designs With 2019 Education Facility Design Award
• Rakic Awarded 2019 Connecticut Medal of Science
• National facilities commissioned for UK environmental science community
• ConocoPhillips Donates $1 Million to Support Data Science at the University of Houston
• BT kick starts drive to fill technology roles at Ipswich technology campus

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The New York Times: College and Education News

• Facing Segregated Schools, Parents Took Integration Into Their Own Hands. It’s Working.
• Students Receive ‘Target Letters’ in College Admissions Scandal, Lawyer Says
• Morehouse College, a Traditionally Black All-Male School, Says It Will Accept Transgender Men
• Student Dies After Possible Hazing Episode at SUNY Buffalo
• Cursive Seemed to Go the Way of Quills and Parchment. Now It’s Coming Back.
• Brigham Young Students Value Their Strict Honor Code. But Not the Harsh Punishments.
• LeBron James Opened a School That Was Considered an Experiment. It’s Showing Promise.
• A Few More Black Students Are Offered Spots at Stuyvesant, Fanning Fresh Uproar
• Can a Playroom Makeover Make My Kids Over?
• Silicon Valley Came to Kansas Schools. That Started a Rebellion.