Kayleigh Skinner
Managing Editor, Race and Equity at Open Campus
Managing Editor, Race & Equity @OpenCampusMedia | VP @JABJ_NABJ | Always cold
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1 month ago |
opencampus.org | Kayleigh Skinner
A newsletter about role of higher education in society — plus Open Campus developments. Let me share a list with you.
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Nov 7, 2024 |
mississippitoday.org | Mina Corpuz |Bobby Harrison |Kayleigh Skinner |Larrison Campbell
Tonarri Moore, who was recruited by the FBI to work as an informant and collect evidence against Marshand Crisler, testified for over an hour Thursday about offering the former interim Hinds County sheriff $9,500 in bribes between September and November 2021, during Crisler’s sheriff campaign. Moore began cooperating with the federal government following a September […]
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Aug 21, 2024 |
opencampusmedia.org | Kayleigh Skinner
For many decades Case Western Reserve University, like many of its peers, had a strong regional flair. Just as universities such as Emory and Tulane attracted students from the South, CWRU was a place for Ohioans. Ohio’s first Black congresswoman and Cleveland native Stephanie Tubbs Jones spent her undergraduate years there.
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Jul 25, 2024 |
opencampusmedia.org | Kayleigh Skinner
Open Campus hosted a virtual conversation earlier this month focused on the future of higher education in Texas. More than 120 people joined us for the discussion. Have ideas of what we should cover in the state, in partnership with our four Texas newsrooms? Let us know. Here’s a brief recap of the webinar: Texas consistently makes national headlines, and often it’s because of the state’s political battles in higher education.
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Jul 25, 2024 |
opencampusmedia.org | Kayleigh Skinner
Texas consistently makes national headlines, and often it’s because of the state’s political battles in higher education. Last year lawmakers banned diversity, equity and inclusion policies, programming and training at public universities. The Legislature toyed with the idea of doing away with tenure. Colleges and universities here serve as vessels for the state’s power players to virtue signal their morals and social fears. It’s not just a vanguard in the culture wars, though.
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