Morale Low at Mizzou; Many Blame Chancellor

Numerous employees at the College of Missouri view Chancellor Mun Choi as liable for their low resolve, as per a report delivered Thursday by the grounds Workforce Board, The Missouri Free detailed. The…

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What Schools Miss When They’re Missing Relationship Data

Last month, a new study in Nature revealed a  crucial predictor of  profitable mobility connectedness. Specifically, experimenters at occasion perceptivity  set up that  connections with advanced- income  scholars dramatically  bettered low- income  scholars…

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More Colleges Are Adding Diversity to Tenure Standards. But the Debate’s Not Settled.

The California Community Colleges system approved a new policy in May that added diversity, equity, and inclusion criteria to tenure and promotion reviews. Then, a couple of weeks later, the University of Washington’s…

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IT WILL CHANGE YOUR THOUGHT PROCESS — THE TREE OF LIFE — GAUR GOPAL DAS — WE CA

Some people are just so poor, so poor, so absolutely poor that all they have is money.  And as I say, if you want to know how rich you are, then count all…

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Google’s Android Red Team Had a Full Pixel 6 Pwn Before Launch

When Google launched the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro in October 2021, key features included its custom Tensor system-on-a-chip processor and the security benefits of its onboard Titan M2 security chip. But with…

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A Single Flaw Broke Every Layer of Security in MacOS

Every time you shut down your Mac, a pop-up appears: “Are you sure you want to shut down your computer now?” Nestled under the prompt is another option most of us likely overlook:…

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Can College Heal a Fractured, Unequal Nation?

There’s an arresting scene in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels that strikes a familiar chord, even though the book is nearing its 300th anniversary.  On his third voyage, Gulliver, marooned by pirates, spies “an island in the…

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There’s Still Time to Do School Discipline Differently, Researcher Says

As students and educators head into their third full year of schooling during a pandemic, they’re doing so amid a flurry of conversations happening around support for their mental health. What are behavioral…

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Psychedelics are having a moment and women could be the ones to benefit

“We started our company knowing that women over 40 are prescribed antidepressants at more than three to four times the rate of men, which has led to one in every five women taking…

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Surveillance Tools Are Supposed To Keep Students Safe. Are They Harming Student Health?

Schools are expected to keep students safe, but increasingly, their attempts to do so are instead putting students at risk. At least, that’s what’s suggested by a report released last week by the…

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