When Art Spiegelman’s graphic novel “Maus” was banned by the McMinn County, Tennessee, school board, sales of the book rocketed across the country, leaving bookstores scrambling to keep up with the demand.

The project is a big bet on scaling up programs that have proved effective in lifting low-income workers into middle-class jobs and careers.

Hundreds of students have asked Georgetown Law to confront “deeply embedded” problems at the school after a professor used an anti-Asian slur in class earlier this month.

“For clinicians to succeed, it's critical they are recognized, appreciated, supported and feel that they are working as part of a larger community in support of a critical mission.”

The trustees accepted Joseph I. Castro's resignation, and the board is finalizing a succession plan.

The average endowment’s size increased by 35 percent, leaving 19 percent of institutions with endowments worth more than $1 billion. But experts say few students benefited from that growth.

A University of Cincinnati professor surveyed students on their feelings toward a racist figure in the campus’s history. They voiced anger, defiance, and even amusement.