Sam Alito’s In Distress Of His Own Making

(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) You might have thought flying a flag upside down after January 6 would be the only “Sam Alito w/10 flag” story of the week, but you’d be wrong. The justice followed it up with another flag tied to the riots and got appropriately roasted over it all by Elena Kagan….

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Research Series Explores Equity and Economic Outcomes

New research, led by the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP), dives into questions of postsecondary value and equity. Mamie Voight“By unpacking the nuances of value delivery across different contexts, this research strengthens the evidence-base showing that college is worth the investment. It also can inform policymakers and institutions about targeted strategies to improve the…

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Retiring Like A Lawyer – Above the Law

Nice knowing ya! Do you believe in life after law? There’s nothing wrong with working at a firm until you join Heaven’s litigation department, but if you’ve been thinking about a chance of pace before then, there is a lot of work (or relaxation!) waiting for you out there that doesn’t operate on .6 increments….

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Work Group Recommends Institutional Neutrality at Harvard

Harvard University plans to implement a policy of institutional neutrality, meaning it will not weigh in on public matters that do not affect the university’s core function. Dr. Alison SimmonsThe university announced the policy following a report, “Report on Institutional Voice in the University,” issued by its Open Inquiry and Constructive Dialogue Working Group. The…

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DAWN LEAKS RAGSDALE | Diverse: Issues In Higher Education

Dawn Leaks RagsdaleDawn Leaks Ragsdale has been named executive director of the Center for Inclusive Growth for Yale University and the City of New Haven. She served as executive director of the New Haven-based nonprofit Collab. She holds a bachelor’s degree in information technology from Bay Path College as well as a master’s in communications…

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