Today's Clips (2/20/20)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS

See 22 bronze works by renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin at Davidson College. The traveling exhibition is on display through April 5.

From South Korea to Australia to Davidson: Hyunjung Lee’s long road

NBA star Steph Curry’s latest Hollywood movie will play in select theaters, including in his hometown of Charlotte.

Efforts to invest university endowments in socially responsible companies have yielded promising early results, according to a new report sharing several institutional strategies.

IN OTHER NEWS

More families are now struggling to fill the tuition gap after their financial aid falls short, forcing them to make some difficult decisions.

Students want to share real life as it happens, from worries over midterms to concerns about global warming.

At community colleges, many students are spending nights on friends’ couches or sleeping in cars. Advocates are pushing for solutions, including safer places to park overnight.

The announcement by Michigan came months after a former student told the university that Dr. Robert E. Anderson had engaged in sexual misconduct.

It's in his newly released higher education plan.

Students alarmed by climate change are stepping up pressure on universities to pull investments from fossil fuel industries, an effort that is gaining traction at prestigious schools like Georgetown, Harvard and Yale.

Mecklenburg County Public Health says the bacterial infection can be spread through close contact like coughing and sneezing.

The new plan would mean that any student with a 2.5 high school grade point average could be considered for admission at any UNC System school regardless of their standardized

Oberlin College's president said Tuesday the college is taking steps to save up to $2 million annually by outsourcing more than 100 jobs currently held by unionized workers.

TRADES

“There’s a set of institutions that have really lost momentum, or reversed it,” says a consultant who manages a program designed to help colleges expand their enrollments of low- and middle-income students.

On top of mental-health, class-action, and other legal concerns, the coming era of austerity, downsizing, and closings will bring a variety of new headaches.

Colleges and students are trying to find a middle ground between the increasing demands for mental health services and the rising costs of providing it.

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