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| By Jack Stripling |
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A debacle over “Hawaiian Day” gave conservative lawmakers leverage to pass a politically charged “intellectual-diversity bill.” They were just getting started. (PREMIUM) |
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| By Nell Gluckman and Francie Diep |
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As the U.S. health-care system has struggled to provide enough Covid-19 tests to fully track infections, some academic labs have designed their own. One university put out an extraordinary call for help. |
| The Chronicle Review |
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| By David Armstrong, Annie Waldman, and Daniel Golden (ProPublica) |
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A crackdown on scholars with ties to China has triggered a reverse brain drain. |
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Most colleges have emergency plans for hurricanes, floods, and other emergencies, but there’s never been a pandemic shutting down so many of the nation’s colleges. What lessons can be learned from campuses that have been forced to shut their doors? Download this free collection for insight and analysis into how colleges have responded in the past. |
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Confirmed cases of Covid-19 were reported at Duke University, the University of Florida, and American University, among others. |
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| By Heather R. Taft |
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Yes, it’s possible to shift your lab classes online, using technology, lab kits, and virtual simulations. Here’s how. |
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Replicating human heart tissue, the University of Notre Dame’s Pinar Zorlutuna is engineering human equivalent tissues in efforts to extend the time frame of heart transport and surgery, thus reducing the size of the transplant waiting list. |
