College presidents are always juggling multiple priorities. But a new report says that one issue — the potential for student protests to erupt on campus — doesn’t rank high enough at a time when students have returned to in-person learning during rising national polarization.
The report, Academic Year 2021-22: Are College Campuses Ready?, was produced by the Association of American Colleges & Universities and American University. It is based on a spring-2021 survey of 140 senior administrators (mostly college presidents) who were asked about their priorities for the current academic year.
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