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  Twenty-five institutions were recognized as top producers of Fulbright U.S. scholars and 96 were recognized as top producers of Fulbright U.S. students. See the lists here:https://chroni.cl/4tPvwD8

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  Conservatives have argued that adopting minimum teaching loads will curb a proliferation of “intellectually unserious” research.https://chroni.cl/4atCRiH

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  From the Archives: Did the university’s handling of one professor’s sexual-harassment complaint keep other women from coming forward for decades?https://chroni.cl/4reNeyd

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  Opinion | In the old days, the corporate jargon of interdisciplinarity might had genuine adherents. No one believes it anymore.https://chroni.cl/4aohXBC

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  Read what scholars are talking about. The Review newsletter, from Len Gutkin, offers sharp insight into the evolving world of ideas. Delivered free each Monday.https://chroni.cl/4kx8WuL

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  At Lourdes, what was once a potential solution to enrollment woes -- athletics -- has become an albatross around the university's neckhttps://chroni.cl/4atgz0m

  ‘We Have More Athletes Than We Have Fans’ chronicle.com

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