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Exposed: A College in Crisis Puts Science to the Test

Exposed: A College in Crisis Puts Science to the Test

Hardcover

Public HealthGeneral Education

Publisher Price: $27.99

PREORDER - Expected ship date December 8, 2026

ISBN10: 1324086955
ISBN13: 9781324086956
Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
Published: Dec 8 2026
Pages: 256
Language: English

Hobbled by conservative cuts to education beginning in the Reagan era, universities became increasingly consumer-focused, giving rise to the now-pervasive party school. Fraternities dominated campus life as administrators looked away from their destructive cultures. When Covid hit, universities enforced strict public health measures, encouraged by their focus on high-profit STEM fields, but ignored sociology--and essential interpersonal needs like sex, friendship, and love. In a New Orleans case study emblematic of campuses nationwide, students split into Covid-cautious and Covid-incautious factions, deepening racial, class, and geographic divides: fraternities thrived while surrounding Black residents bore the costs.

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