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Colleen Murphy

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Open Campus, Medium, MSN, Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal, VICE, Patch, Poynter Online, Daily Business Review, Law.com, New Jersey Law Journal, New York Law Journal and
Not here anymore. Managing editor, local network @opencampusmedia ✨ Cover pic: @nocontextroyco, profile pic: @mollyalisonward.

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I’m an award-winning, digitally minded editor with six years of experience covering business, education, and politics.

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The college students facing an unexpected eviction threat - Open Campus

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By Colleen Murphy
| Open Campus
The Dispatch Sign up for our newsletter about the role of higher ed in society Student parents in their mid- to late-30s are about twice as likely to face an eviction filing as their peers who aren't in school, according to findings released by New America this week. It's a surprising finding because the threat of eviction generally declines with age, the researchers said: "College enrollment, in other words, is not just failing to protect these adult students from eviction.
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Political climate stirs fear on campuses

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By Colleen Murphy
| beehiiv
About half of faculty who responded to an AAUP survey said they wouldn’t recommend coming to work in the South because of the political climate. (Kelly Sikkema/Unsplash) The political climate in the South is prompting faculty members to seek jobs elsewhere, according to a survey released last week by the American Association of University Professors regional chapters.
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Three Open Campus local reporters to pursue stories on barriers facing Black men in college

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By Colleen Murphy, Colleen Murphy
| OpenCampus Verified
Three reporters from Open Campus’s Local Network received Education Writers Association awards to report out stories on barriers Black men face in accessing higher education. EWA provides each reporter with $10,000 to pursue their project. Twelve reporters were selected in total. “This was one of the most competitive rounds of our fellowship program since its inception, reflecting our enthusiastic and ambitious journalist members,” Kathy Chow, EWA’s executive director, said in an announcement.
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