Virginia Tech will lease nearby hotels for overflow housing; what a tech company’s shift portends for the future of the master’s degree; and more.
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After overenrolling more than 1,000 students, Virginia Tech will lease nearby hotels for overflow housing. Students who’ve lived in one enjoyed the amenities but found the situation isolating. (PREMIUM)
Nine former and current students had described rampant sexual misconduct by three psychology and brain-science professors, and said Dartmouth did nothing to stop it. (PREMIUM)
The longtime faculty member at Princeton, who died on Monday, saw her books win critical acclaim, commercial success, and widespread course adoption.
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