A confidential letter from professors calls on trustees to force out Fred Walker, the president, who told a reporter he could never reason with faculty.
In a unanimous decision, the California Supreme Court said that public colleges must “protect students from foreseeable violence during curricular activities.”
Foreign-policy experts suggest a computer-hacking indictment has more to do with international politics than a dire threat to American research institutions.
The Education Department under President Barack Obama “procedurally erred” in revoking the federal recognition of the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools, a U.S. District Court judge ruled.
A decade ago, Kristina Anderson was shot while in her French class at Virginia Tech. Now she’s reshaping, again and again, the meaning of that terrible day.
A discipline with little federal funding now has some momentum. But the researchers who study firearms violence and policy still face emotional and financial demands.
Last year we asked readers to tell us about their fears of a mass shooting on campus. Their responses ranged from joy to fear to loathing. Read them all.
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