Today in University History: ‘Rape list’ activists appear on ‘The Phil Donahue Show’
Twenty-five years ago today, several students appeared on “The Phil Donahue Show” to discuss controversy surrounding campus sexual assault.
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U. task force to consider optional January term
A task force will convene next semester to consider the implementation of a January academic term at the University.
Three from Brown win Rhodes Scholarships
Two undergraduates and one recent alum were awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarships Saturday.
This week in higher ed: Nov. 4, 2014
Faculty members at the Yale School of Medicine have voiced concern over the school’s handling of a sexual harassment allegation.
Fall 2014 Student Poll Results
Written questionnaires were administered to 862 undergraduates Oct. 22-23 in the lobby of J. Walter Wilson, the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center and the Sciences Library.
Undergrads favor student rep on Corp.
A Herald poll of undergraduates conducted last week found that about 82 percent of the student body supports student representation on the Corporation.
This Week in Higher Ed: Oct. 29, 2014
Administrators at UNC released a report Oct. 22 about a two-decade-long academic fraud scheme involving the university’s varsity athletes.
Corporation to discuss strategic plan, infrastructure changes
The Corporation will review the ongoing implementation of President Christina Paxson’s strategic plan at its meeting this weekend.
This Week in Higher Ed: Oct. 3, 2014
The University of Southern California’s Elizabeth Garrett will succeed David Skorton as Cornell’s 13th president, and its first female president.
Artists speak on creative process, inspiration
Creativity “starts with the belief that you’re actually a creative person,” said Sheila Bridges ’86, author and founder of Sheila Bridges Design.
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U. task force to consider optional January term
A task force will convene next semester to consider the implementation of a January academic term at the University.
Three from Brown win Rhodes Scholarships
Two undergraduates and one recent alum were awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarships Saturday.
This week in higher ed: Nov. 4, 2014
Faculty members at the Yale School of Medicine have voiced concern over the school’s handling of a sexual harassment allegation.
Fall 2014 Student Poll Results
Written questionnaires were administered to 862 undergraduates Oct. 22-23 in the lobby of J. Walter Wilson, the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center and the Sciences Library.
Undergrads favor student rep on Corp.
A Herald poll of undergraduates conducted last week found that about 82 percent of the student body supports student representation on the Corporation.
This Week in Higher Ed: Oct. 29, 2014
Administrators at UNC released a report Oct. 22 about a two-decade-long academic fraud scheme involving the university’s varsity athletes.
Corporation to discuss strategic plan, infrastructure changes
The Corporation will review the ongoing implementation of President Christina Paxson’s strategic plan at its meeting this weekend.
This Week in Higher Ed: Oct. 3, 2014
The University of Southern California’s Elizabeth Garrett will succeed David Skorton as Cornell’s 13th president, and its first female president.
Artists speak on creative process, inspiration
Creativity “starts with the belief that you’re actually a creative person,” said Sheila Bridges ’86, author and founder of Sheila Bridges Design.
