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Trump Research Funding Plans: Penalize ‘Repeat Players,’ Reward Compact Signers

Before his administration asked universities to sign a compact in exchange for federal funding priority, the president ordered that grants shouldn’t be given “to a select group of repeat players.” Both actions could displace the use of merit in doling out research money.

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TCU Moves Race, Gender Studies Departments Amid Political Pressure

Texas Christian University officials cite low enrollment, but faculty members say that’s only part of the story.

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Opinion

How to Build a Strategic Digital Presence: Advice for Early-Career Researchers

Select platforms and engagement styles that work for your goals while requiring realistic time investments.

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Opinion

Who Is the Monster?

We have created an educational system that too often breeds academic dishonesty.

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More College Leaders Speak Out Against Compact but Don’t Reject It

Experts say the mixed messaging reflects confusion over the Trump administration’s muddled rollout of the agreement and a desire to keep all options open.
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DeSantis to Florida Universities: ‘Pull the Plug’ on H-1B Visa Workers

Complaining about professors from China, Europe and “supposed Palestine,” the Republican governor called for his state’s public universities to end the use of the visa program. A union leader called his comments a “xenophobic and nativist diatribe.”

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Amy Reid Named ‘Honorary Alum’ After Being Denied Emerita Title

The symbolic move stands in direct opposition to the New College president’s decision.

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Opinion

Universities Can’t Pursue Truth Without Viewpoint Diversity

This is what we wish critics of the concept on both the left and right would understand.