NEWS BRIEFS: More Turmoil at MSU
Video courtesy of ClickonDetroit.com.
September 11, 2022/
MSU, News Briefs, Video/
administrative choices Archive
NEWS BRIEFS: Senior Faculty Question Dean’s Removal, MSU Board Initiates Investigation
Board of Trustees Vice Chairman Dan Kelly: “The Board of Trustees is responsible for the oversight and governance of the …
September 2, 2022/
MSU, News Briefs/
NEWS BRIEFS: Judge Rules MSU Not Compliant in Decision to Eliminate Women’s Swimming and Diving
University was given 60 days to rectify the violation.
August 10, 2022/
MSU, News Briefs/
NEWS BRIEFS: Advocacy Group Submits Plan to Reinstate Eliminated MSU Athletic Programs
Will meet on July 20 with philanthropy administrators.
July 12, 2022/
Higher Ed, MSU, News Briefs/
PERSPECTIVES: ‘Mo Money’ is Tagline in Major College Football
Major football schools are all-in to play THAT game--a money game.
July 10, 2022/
Higher Ed, Neoliberalism, Perspectives, Public Higher Ed, Society/
PERSPECTIVES: Questions Raised about Stanford’s New School of Sustainability
Stanford's Celina Scott-Buechler and Ada Statler raise red flags about the new initiative.
June 21, 2022/
Higher Ed, Perspectives/
NEWS BRIEFS: GVSU’s Scholarship Offers to 8th Graders Said to Be “Among First in the Nation”
Scholarships offered to all 8th Grade graduates of Detroit Achievement Academy. Three more schools to follow.
June 11, 2022/
Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/
NEWS BRIEFS: Biden’s Student Debt Reduction Plan Expected Later this Summer
"Biden is considering forgiving around $10k in student debt per borrower for all borrowers earning less than $150k a year."
June 8, 2022/
Public Higher Ed/
USA Today Investigation: Title IX, Some Schools are “Rigging the Numbers”
"Despite tremendous gains during the past five decades, many colleges and universities fall short, leaving women struggling for equal footing.."
June 7, 2022/
Public Higher Ed/
NEWS BRIEFS: Numbers Show How Michigan Universities Handled Vaccine Mandates
MSU + UM: 500+ employees were terminated/2500+ students were suspended or placed on academic hold.
June 1, 2022/
Higher Ed, MSU, Public Higher Ed, Society/
PERSPECTIVES: (On the Elimination of MSU’s Men’s & Women’s Swimming and Diving) “I’m told I need to move on, find another hobby and leave the sport that has molded my identity since I was 4 years old.”
"I will continue to “beat the broken drum” and just keep swimming until it’s impossible for the administration to ignore …
May 24, 2022/
MSU, Perspectives/
PERSPECTIVE: What’s Happening at Grinnell Gives Hope
The college president endorses the outcome of an election that expands an on-campus union to cover every student worker.
April 30, 2022/
Higher Ed, Perspectives/
PERSPECTIVES: Is “Institutional Complacency” the Reason for CMU’s Steep Enrollment Drop?
CMU's enrollment has dropped 12k students from 27k undergrads (2012) to 15k undergrads (2022).
April 11, 2022/
Perspectives, Public Higher Ed, Society/
NEWS BRIEFS: Unnoticed Provision Enables Mizzou President to Cut Faculty Salaries Significantly
University of Missouri system affirms the president's right to cut salaries up to 25%.
March 6, 2022/
Higher Ed, News Briefs/
NEWS BRIEFS: At SUNY College at Fredonia, Is it a Case of Academic Freedom, Moral Turpitude, or Both?
School's president calls comments "reprehensible." Faculty Senate "condemns as it recognizes his right to make these statements."
February 12, 2022/
Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/