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Inside Higher Ed policy reporter. Former Charleston Gazette-Mail K-12/higher ed reporter. Email ryan.quinn@insidehighered.com with story ideas.
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University of Houston Cuts 40% of Core Courses

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By Ryan Quinn Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Texas Republicans passed a law requiring regular general education curricula reviews. JasonDoiy/iStock/Getty Images The University of Houston System Board of Regents has approved removing about 40 percent of the courses that counted toward its flagship institution’s core curriculum requirements.
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Universities Settled Over Allegedly Baseless Probes. They’re Not Expressing Regret.

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By Ryan Quinn Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Allegations that the Trump administration’s antisemitism probes into Ivy League universities were legally baseless aren’t new. What is new this week is who’s making them. Three former Justice Department attorneys, through their own lawyers, filed whistleblower allegations against their former employer: the federal government.
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Students’ Choices of Roommates, Clubs and More Fuel Higher Ed Polarization

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By Ryan Quinn Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Every day, conservatives accuse universities of being too liberal—indoctrinating students rather than teaching them. Neil Gross, a Colby College sociology professor who teaches a course called College in Crisis, has written a new book that argues polarization is a major problem on campuses. But he says students are largely fueling it, and colleges aren’t doing enough to counteract their ideological self-isolation.
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