Academe Today Thursday, October 13, 2016 Sign up for this newsletter | Today's News | The States By Eric Kelderman The Republican has played rough with public colleges and state lawmakers, but so far his attempts to remake academe have mostly been struck down. |
| Students By Sarah Brown The Education Department has cited a Delaware college for failing to protect the rights of a student accused of sexual assault. Experts say the case sends a message to colleges about the importance of conducting fair investigations. |
| Campus Safety By Shannon Najmabadi Public colleges in the state have drafted policies on how to put into effect the law, which allows concealed handguns to be carried on campuses by nearly anyone over 21. |
| The Ticker Many faculty members opposed the appointment of Sam Olens as a threat to shared governance. Many students criticized him for his defense of Georgia's ban on gay marriage. |
Views | Advice By Mingwei Huang What does it mean to produce knowledge through an experience that includes trauma? |
| Vitae By Dan Royles "The difference between being adjunct and full time can't really be overstated." |
| Lingua Franca Allan Metcalf explains what it means to support a team that is closer to the World Series than it has been since 2003. |
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