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Phi Beta Kappa inducts 105 seniors
One hundred and five seniors were inducted this week into the Rhode Island Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.
This Week in Higher Ed: April 14, 2015
Sexual misconduct claims filed against former Yale nephrology professor, Shooting at Wayne Community College leaves school employee dead,
Tisch accepts position at Cohen’s new firm
Chancellor Thomas Tisch ’76 P’18 accepted a position on the advisory board of Point72, the firm founded by Corporation Trustee Steven Cohen P’08 P’16.
UCLA student council catches heat for questioning Jewish candidate
The USAC asked student Rachel Beyda about whether she could be “unbiased” while being “a Jewish student and very active in the Jewish community.”
UC Irvine vetoes campus ban on American flags
Leaders of the Associated Students of the University of California at Irvine met Saturday to veto a motion to ban the American flag on campus
University of Oklahoma suspends fraternity over racist chant
A 10-second video has surfaced showing members of the University of Oklahoma chapter of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chanting racist slurs.
Student found not responsible for sexual assault
The student accused of sexual assault by one of two female students who reported being drugged at an October party has been found not responsible.
Questionable practices surface for lab handling hair test
The two companies involved in conducting a flawed hair test in the Phi Psi case have drawn criticism for work on other cases prior to working with Brown.
Along with letter, Phi Psi distributes false information
Over the last week, Phi Kappa Psi distributed flyers bearing a scannable barcode that links to a letter detailing evidence from its recent misconduct case.
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Phi Beta Kappa inducts 105 seniors
One hundred and five seniors were inducted this week into the Rhode Island Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.
This Week in Higher Ed: April 14, 2015
Sexual misconduct claims filed against former Yale nephrology professor, Shooting at Wayne Community College leaves school employee dead,
Tisch accepts position at Cohen’s new firm
Chancellor Thomas Tisch ’76 P’18 accepted a position on the advisory board of Point72, the firm founded by Corporation Trustee Steven Cohen P’08 P’16.
UCLA student council catches heat for questioning Jewish candidate
The USAC asked student Rachel Beyda about whether she could be “unbiased” while being “a Jewish student and very active in the Jewish community.”
UC Irvine vetoes campus ban on American flags
Leaders of the Associated Students of the University of California at Irvine met Saturday to veto a motion to ban the American flag on campus
University of Oklahoma suspends fraternity over racist chant
A 10-second video has surfaced showing members of the University of Oklahoma chapter of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chanting racist slurs.
Student found not responsible for sexual assault
The student accused of sexual assault by one of two female students who reported being drugged at an October party has been found not responsible.
Questionable practices surface for lab handling hair test
The two companies involved in conducting a flawed hair test in the Phi Psi case have drawn criticism for work on other cases prior to working with Brown.
Along with letter, Phi Psi distributes false information
Over the last week, Phi Kappa Psi distributed flyers bearing a scannable barcode that links to a letter detailing evidence from its recent misconduct case.
