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Inside Higher Education

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• Medical amnesty policies encourage students to call 911
• Colleges start new programs
• Michigan shares insights from academic-level (not chief) diversity officers
• Tufts will remove Sackler name from medical campus, drawing rebuke from Purdue Pharma's owners
• Global Genes of Modern Iran
• On Being Erased and Rendered Invisible
• Friday Fragments
• How to network effectively even if you would rather avoid it (opinion)
• Senate Passes HBCU Funding, FAFSA Changes
• $100 Million for Yale for Public School Leadership

WebWire - Higher Education

College headlines form across the US

• Immune System Can be Coaxed into Selecting Key Antibodies to Fight HIV
• DOCOMO and Kyoto University develop world's first AI system to detect bridge deterioration using video-based vehicle weights and structural deflection
• Imagination announces state-of-the-art university teaching course on mobile graphics
• Gartner Identifies the Top Five Priorities for HR Leaders in 2020
• RB confirms £200m UK investment commitment including new Science & Innovation Centre
• BT's grad scheme has opened my eyes to a future beyond limits
• Best Selling Book Promotion Ending Tonight | “Risk Assessment Framework: Successfully Navigating Uncertainty”
• Sustainability Advocate and Writer Jeb Taylor discusses the Complex Relationships Between Humans and Tech
• Retired Naval Officer Creates Historic Legacy in His New Memoir
• Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth honors world's brightest students

The Boston Globe: College and Education News

The New York Times: College and Education News

• ‘It Just Isn’t Working’: PISA Test Scores Cast Doubt on U.S. Education Efforts
• Beacon High School Is Half White. That’s Why Students Walked Out.
• That Recruitment Letter From Harvard Probably Doesn’t Mean Much
• Racial Slurs, and the 15 Days That Shook Syracuse
• William E. Macaulay, 74, Booster of Tuition-Free Education, Dies
• Marilyn Yalom, Feminist Author and Historian, Is Dead at 87
• A Long-Lost Black Cemetery in Tampa May Have Been Found
• University Reverses Its Decision to Stop Accepting Medicaid
• Student Sets Himself on Fire, Highlighting Broader Distress in France
• William Loren Katz, Historian of African-Americans, Dies at 92