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Faculty
By Emma Pettit
 

Many conversations at academic conferences continue after hours, at the bar. Scholars who abstain from drinking want some other type of space for networking. PREMIUM

 
 
Graduate Students
By Nell Gluckman
 

William R. Jacoby, a professor at Michigan State University, had drawn criticism for defending himself on the website of the journal he edited. Two separate investigations found that he had harassed two students. PREMIUM

Financial Aid
By Eric Hoover
 

New guidance from the Education Department gives colleges more flexibility in verifying students' information when they apply for financial aid.

Government
By Lily Jackson
 

A new federal study finds that getting food stamps may be too complicated — not only for college students, but also for campus and state officials.

Students
By Julia Schmalz
 

Five students describe their struggles with food and housing insecurity and what colleges can do to help. 

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You don’t want the search committee to think you sound like a panicked undergraduate trying to explain why a paper is late.

 
 
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