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Why do many people in the West feel as if civilization itself is collapsing, that they are being plunged into dystopia?

Mathew Johnson was slated to head up the Carnegie Classification system at Albion College. His resignation as president ended that relationship, and now the system seeks to move elsewhere.

The University of Memphis wants to give faculty members grants to incorporate equity and social justice into courses to reflect the institution’s commitment to those issues. Conservative lawmakers are having none of it.

WVU administrators told faculty representatives in a meeting Monday that they anticipate a surge in COVID cases in the coming weeks driven by the omicron variant and coinciding with the

Rising COVID-19 cases have prompted dozens of universities across the country to switch to online courses.

The University of Missouri System is not planning to delay the start of the spring semester or move to online classes, despite a nationwide surge of COVID-19 cases fed by the spread of the omicron variant of the virus.

Mathew Johnson resigned as president of Albion College after 17 months on the job. He faced mounting criticism from students, faculty, staff and locals, including from a resident who accused him of verbally accosting her.

Austin, Texas (PRWEB) December 21, 2021 -- SocialTech.ai today announces the expansion of its Practical Futures Advisory team to help organizations transform

Universities have developed a bogus method of “prioritization” that downgrades the humanities.

Highlights from the Washington Post, CNN, the New York Times and others.