While the official termination was without cause, tensions have been rising between MacLennan and certain board members after he implemented a mask mandate in August.
Now that life is returning to some level of “normal,” the government could again start requiring millions of poor students to prove they would struggle to pay for college themselves.
After a year of learning remotely or in a campus bubble, many Amherst College students prepared for a fall semester that would look like pre-COVID-19 times.
The announcement comes a day after the University denounced Chaze Vinci for his racist and violent social media posts and said it is working to take action to ensure the safety of the community.
More than a third of California college students report experiencing food insecurity—meaning they don’t have reliable access to healthy food—according to the California Student Aid Commission’s 2018-2019 Student Expenses and Resources Survey.
The Indiana Attorney General announced that his office is launching a civil investigation into Valparaiso University and Chinese cultural institution the Confucius Institute over fears the relationship between the two is promoting communist propaganda in Indiana.