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A Federal Funding Pause Sent Shockwaves Through Higher Ed. Here’s What We Know.
After hours of confusion, the Education Department clarified Tuesday that the order does not apply to student financial aid.
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For Colleges, Defining Antisemitism Hasn’t Gotten Any Easier
A longstanding debate is getting fresh attention at a moment when the Trump administration is watching closely.
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What Some Colleges Say They’ll Do if Immigration Authorities Come to Campus
As the Trump administration expands enforcement, prompting concern about raids targeting undocumented students, institutions ...
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The Classroom Is Not Your Living Room
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Hate Endowment Taxes? Reform the University.
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Trump Singled Out These 130 Colleges as Possible Targets for Investigation. Is Yours on the List?
The president directed each federal agency to identify up to nine organizations for compliance reviews related to DEI efforts ...
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Suffering From Training Fatigue? You’re Not Alone.
“Teaching, research, and service” used to be a convenient shorthand to explain faculty work to outsiders. But in contemporary academic life, a more accurate summary would be: “Besides teaching, ...
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So Your Manuscript Got a Harsh Critique
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The Hidden Utility of the Liberal Arts
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This President’s Dissertation Contains Copied Language. Her University Says She Was Cleared.
Indiana University said it found plagiarism allegations against Pamela Whitten to be without merit. Experts and scholars ...
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AI in Admissions
UPCOMING: February 13, 2025 | 2 p.m. E.T. A growing number of admissions officers are using AI to identify and contact ...
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No, Katherine Franke Was Not Fired
Katherine Franke announced earlier this month that she had been forced out of her tenured position at Columbia University’s ...