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Boston University to Begin Giving COVID-19 Vaccines

With an initial batch of 500 doses, Boston University will begin vaccinating members of the university community on Friday, January 15.
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SUNY and NYSERDA Launch Offshore Wind Training Institute

SUNY and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority will launch an institute aimed at training 2,500 workers for the offshore wind industry.
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Vanderbilt Scientist Banned, Experiments Suspended After Animal Deaths

The Vanderbilt University Research Administration has suspended an animal experiment and a scientist from all “live hands-on animal work” after multiple animals died throughout the protocol.
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UMichigan Regent Ron Weiser Under Fire for Capitol Insurrection Response

University of Michigan community members have slammed UM Regent Ronald Weiser for failing to denounce Donald Trump in the aftermath of the assault on the US Capitol.
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Thousands of Yale, Harvard Law Students Call for GOP Senators’ Disbarment

More than 10,500 law students and alumni from Yale, Harvard, and other universities have signed a petition calling for the disbarment of GOP Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz.
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University of Pennsylvania Professor Slammed for Using Nazi Rhetoric

A University of Pennsylvania professor has received searing criticism for using a Nazi-related phrase and gesture in a virtual archaeological conference.
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UT Chattanooga Fires Coach Over ‘Hateful’ Tweet Against Stacey Abrams

An offensive line coach from the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga was fired after his now-deleted tweet mocking Georgia politician Stacey Abrams made rounds on social media.
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Columbia University VP Arrested Over Alleged Sex Acts With Child Under 13

A vice president at Columbia University was taken into custody after allegations surfaced that he had performed sexual acts with a child under the age of 13.
Bea Castañeda -
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