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Self-Flagellation in the Halls of Academe
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Whose Work Gets Recognized and Whose Doesn’t?
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New Ed. Dept. Guidance on Race and DEI Tells Colleges Which Programs It Might Consider Illegal
The document, describing the Trump administration’s interpretation of civil-rights law, says that cultural events are ...
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How Dire Is Higher Ed’s Budget Crunch?
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States Are Once Again Taking Aim at Tenure. This Time Might Be Different.
A wave of bills seek to crack down on tenure by effectively eliminating it, calling for a stricter system of post-tenure ...
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NIH Funding Cuts Could Have Ripple Effects on College-Town Economies
Deep cuts in federal research spending could reverberate beyond campuses, denting college-town economies and costing jobs ...
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NIH Funding Is at a Standstill. This Professor Is Tracking the Delays.
More than half of the NIH grant-review meetings that were supposed to take place this year have been canceled, she says.
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‘There’s Tremendous Foreboding’
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After a Year of Bitter Conflict, a Pro-Palestinian Activist Tries to Build Bridges
Anguished over the mounting death toll in Gaza, where many of the University of Michigan students had relatives and friends, ...
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This Year’s Ph.D. Admissions Cycle Is Leaving Students in the Lurch
Colleges are pausing and resuming offers, reducing spots, and delaying decisions as the Trump administration pushes for ...
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Can Academic Freedom Survive the AAUP?
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Universities Need to Defend Themselves, Not Remain Neutral
But Diermeier and Martin appear to believe that the mission of the university is to be neutral on the question of its own ...