Today's Clips (12/3/19)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS

What single parenting taught me about accepting help.

IN OTHER NEWS

Especially if you’re African-American, according to a new study.

As the 50th anniversary of Title IX approaches, former female athletes are donating millions to build facilities and endow scholarships and coaching positions at their alma maters.

Getting into a top school is a stressful, unpredictable process. Here are 10 ways to make it fairer and more transparent.

When well run, it combines free speech with a safe space.

Studying verse can help build creative thinking that is crucial for founders, one educator says.

The Jesuit university is expanding its presence near the Capitol.

The proposal has sparked intense backlash from alumni and comes amid a national reckoning over the legacy of historic figures.

UNC system agrees to pays $2.5 million to Sons of Confederate Veterans to settle potential lawsuit. The Confederate group will take ownership of statue toppled by protesters at UNC-Chapel Hill in 2018.

Just look at Belmont Abbey's example.

A retired businessman hoping to save his shrinking hometown launched a "Promise" program to pay college tuition for its students, but his plan might simply shift people around among dwindling towns.

Haney’s resignation came five days after The Daily Tar Heel obtained, through an anonymous source close to the program, an email from athletic director Bubba Cunningham that confirmed the existence of a University Title IX office investigation into the rowing program.

TRADES

Despite the efforts of many people in higher education, student experiences reflect and reinforce broader patterns of inequality, write Elizabeth Bradley and Candice M. Lowe Swift, who describe a large-scale and ongoing approach to help meet that challenge.

An ambitious residential project at the University of Oklahoma has become a cautionary tale about public-private partnerships.

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