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Leadership & Policy

Feds Repeat Criticisms of EMU Cover-up of Student’s Rape-killing

YPSILANTI Mich. The U.S. Education Department has repeated its criticism of Eastern Michigan University for covering up the rape-killing of a student in her dorm room.

Leadership & Policy

New University of Hawaii Chancellor Says School’s a Tarnished Jewel

HONOLULU The University of Hawaii’s new Manoa chancellor says the campus is a tarnished jewel.

Faculty & Staff

Poll: Majority of Faculty Want Oral Roberts University President Gone

TULSA Okla. More than 80 percent of the faculty at Oral Roberts University do not want Richard Roberts to continue as president of the evangelical school, a new survey shows.

Leadership & Policy

Ousted Sprint Executive Said to be Candidate to Head University of Missouri

KANSAS CITY Mo. The search for the next University of Missouri president is down to a single finalist.

Leadership & Policy

Mobile Students Rally to Support Teen Who Received Racist Letter

MOBILE Ala. About 100 students at St. Paul’s Episcopal School stood outside in the courtyard to show their support for a black classmate who received a racist, threatening letter in her locker this week.

Leadership & Policy

Dixie State College Ready to Surrender Name, Mascot

ST. GEORGE Utah Dixie State College is taking its first step to giving up its formal name and “Rebel” mascot as a condition of its affiliation with the University of Utah, which says its doesn’t want to be associated with stereotypes of the Old South.

Faculty & Staff

ORU President Says He Received Prophecy Telling of Troubles

TULSA Okla. Embattled Oral Roberts University President Richard Roberts says he received a prophecy six months ago that troubles were looming.

Leadership & Policy

Name of Oklahoma State University Building After Alleged Racist At Issue

STILLWATER Okla. If Oklahoma State University prides itself on becoming one of the most diverse universities in the United States, surely it wouldn’t have a building named after one of the state’s most well known racists, right?

Leadership & Policy

Community Colleges to Offer Elementary Education Degrees

OKLAHOMA CITY Plans to offer four-year degrees in elementary education at four Oklahoma community colleges will help increase the number of elementary school teachers in the state, authorities said.

Leadership & Policy

Southwest Kansas Community Colleges Aim To Boost Collaboration

DODGE CITY, Kan. — Community colleges in southwest Kansas are discussing ways to work together to lobby state lawmakers and deal with staffing shortages.

Leadership & Policy

College of Santa Fe Struggles With Budget Deficits

SANTA FE Administrators at the College of Santa Fe are developing plans that could include laying off as much as 20 percent of the school’s faculty.

Leadership & Policy

Kansas Education Leaders Back Creating Coordinating Council

TOPEKA Kan. State education officials are giving their support to creation of a council to coordinate the teaching of Kansas students from preschool to college and technical and career training.

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