IHE 10-23-2025 DNU

Three nonprofit legal organizations say their caseload has ramped up significantly since Trump took office. But so has public support for their work.

Georgia Tech says it’s cutting expenses to “preserve cash,” the University of Hawaiʻi system is paying federally funded workers $20 million every two weeks and a N.J. community college says a solar energy training program is in jeopardy.

The course’s axing is yet another example of curricular censorship at Texas public universities.

Researchers identified tendencies for the chatbot to respond to prompts from fictitious teens by promoting harmful behaviors, as long as users told it the information was for a friend or project.

The Trump administration’s proposed compact with colleges would violate academic freedom and freedom of expression in three broad areas.

By Paul Brest

Peter Eckel and Cathy Trower describe the ways boards and presidents must work together to understand each other’s needs and devise ways to deliver on them.

By Peter Eckel and Cathy Trower

International students are drawn to America’s academic freedom and open discourse. But faculty firings and topic restrictions on campus are undermining the very freedoms that attract them—putting billions in revenue and the country’s global reputation at risk.

By Sara Custer

What colleges can do to give students a head start.

By Elaine W. Leigh and Lindsay Daugherty

A guest post from U-M’s Rebecca Quintana.

By Rebecca Quintana