Criminal Justice Week in Higher Education

Criminal Justice Week in Higher Education

A University of Connecticut student suspected in two murders led authorities on a multi-state manhunt this week before being apprehended in Maryland.

• Multi-State Manhunt Underway for U. Connecticut Student Suspected in Two Murders
• Family of College Student Wanted for Murder Calls on Him to Surrender Himself
• University of Connecticut Student Wanted for Murder Caught in Maryland

On many college campuses, it was business as usual.

• Students Claim U. Minnesota is Unfairly Allocating Funds to Left Wing Groups
• Progressive Student Group Demands Yale Tap Endowment to Ease Economic Burden of Students and Staff
• Study Suggests Men Refusing to Wear Face Masks is a Form of Toxic Masculinity

Compare and contrast.

• U. Michigan President Says There Will be No Football in Fall if Students Aren’t on Campus
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Aiming for College Football to Start On Time

This is big.

• College Democrats Refuse to Support Joe Biden Due to Tara Reade Allegations

Of course she does.

• MI Governor Gretchen Whitmer Wants to Give Free College to Essential Workers

You can add the word ‘justice’ to just about anything.

• Law Professors at U. New Mexico Want Students to Buy Book that Includes Subject of ‘Food Justice’

Naturally.

• Penn State’s New Faculty Hiring Policy on ‘Underrepresented Groups’ Skips Intellectual Diversity

Reopening updates.

• Boise State University on Track to Fully Reopen in the Fall
• California State U. Has No Plans to Reduce Tuition With Online Classes Only
• Purdue President Mitch Daniels Says Not Opening Campus in Fall ‘Unacceptable’

The new normal?

• Some Students May be Welcomed Back to Campus by Virus Testing Robots

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