Articles of Interest about higher ed - June 8
/***HIGHER ED & THE VIRUS
More universities report coronavirus cases in athletics programs
Are Face Shields Better Than Masks For Coronavirus? (video)
Some Colleges Are Closing Permanently Because of the Coronavirus Pandemic
How the Coronavirus Crisis Makes the Best Case Yet for Free College Tuition
***THE FALL SEMESTER
To Reopen Campus, Colleges Prepare To Take On Contagious Students
Should Colleges Have Liability Protection?
Sticker shock: Is an elite college worth the price if it's online? Or at all?
West Virginia to require virus testing before fall classes
Students might have to stay in 'protective bubble'
USC to resume in-person classes in August with mandatory face coverings, physical distancing
Some College-Bound Students In The U.S. Are Thinking Of Taking A Gap Year
Lawyers Lay Out Legal Issues Colleges Face This Fall
Harvard Law School Will Be Online-Only In The Fall, Harvard’s Entering MBA Class Is Down Nearly 25%
Texas colleges expect larger online summer classes as students lose jobs, internships
Clemson University on track to increase enrollment this fall despite coronavirus
The University of Alabama system's plan to use a tracking app to manage the virus on campus
***COLLEGE FINANCE
Survey Warns of ‘Dramatic Decline’ in College Fundraising
Enrollments Could Rise While Tuition Revenue Falls, Moody’s Says
Kent State University ups tuition $225 per semester for incoming Kent campus freshmen
***HIGHER ED
How colleges can help the newly unemployed
Community College Systems to Review Police Training
Asia's Higher Ed Demographic Cliff
America’s Top Colleges Are Karens
A college where the graduation rate for black students has been zero percent — for years
University of Kentucky to remove controversial Memorial Hall mural from campus
***TEACHING ONLINE
WSJ: Students and teachers flunked remote learning
***ACADEMIC LIFE
Miami professor accused of making racist remarks at protesters
Racism accusations lead to ASU pulling journalism school dean job offer
University to Investigate Lecturer for Reading MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail
How Reciprocal Teaching Can Transform Your Remote Faculty Meeting
Professor resigns after criticizing protesters, and another faces calls for his termination
In the rush to bring students to campus, professors ask: What about us?
Weber State professor resigns after tweeting threats at those involved in police protests
Trying to help faculty members improve during a pandemic
***CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
Tension, tears as protesters target Liberty University
Christian university to host George Floyd memorial service in Minneapolis Thursday
8th president of Cal Lutheran selected
Trevecca Nazarene University to start Fall 2020 semester early, end before Thanksgiving
Southwest Baptist University eliminating positions, adopting sustainability plan
Thomas More University names Dr. Molly Smith its first provost after national search
***RESEARCH
Evaluating equity in scholarly publishing
Will the pandemic permanently alter scientific publishing?
***STUDENT LIFE
More Students Are ‘Stacking’ Credentials en Route to a Degree
New COVID-19 scam targets college students
5 things you probably don't know about taking a gap year
Students Demand Campuses Cut Ties With Police but few have
***CAMPUS POLICE
Police Fired for Injuring Spelman and Morehouse Students
Troy University suspends police chief over George Floyd comments
***SEXUAL HARASSMENT & ASSAULT
Employment law issues in the new Title IX rules
Federal Appeals Court Defines 'Fairness' in Title IX Policies