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1. Nearly Half of Students Are Open to Free-Speech Restrictions on Campuses, Survey Finds (Rio Fernandes / Chronicle of Higher Education)
2. Finalists announced in Newhouse School’s 10th annual Mirror Awards Competition (Wendy S. Loughlin / Newhouse School at Syracuse University)
3. A Crucial Skill That Most J-Schools Aren’t Teaching (Charles Berret and Cheryl Phillips / Columbia Journalism Review)
4. International JSK Journalism Fellows named for 2016-17 (John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford)
5. University of Phoenix Lays Off 470, Most in Arizona (Ronald J. Hansen / The Arizona Republic)
6. Why Digital Education Could Be a Double-Edged Sword (PBS NewsHour)
7. MIT Releases Online Education Policy Initiative Report (Jessica Fujimori / MIT News)
8. Online Education as a Catalyst for Organizational Change? (Joshua Kim / Inside Higher Ed)
