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Ep. 154: How Trump’s First 100 Days Changed Higher Ed

Reviewing the Trump administration’s impact on the education landscape with Inside Higher Ed.

Limestone University with a closed sign on it.

Limestone University Announces Closure

The abrupt end of the private South Carolina institution follows a last-minute fundraising effort by the board that came up millions of dollars short.

A collage of various elements relating to the 2025 Survey of Campus Chief Technology/Information Officers

Agency at Stake: The Tech Leadership Imperative

Inside Higher Ed’s annual survey of campus technology leaders reveals fractured policies and other disconnects around artificial intelligence, digital transformation and more. Experts say that’s a threat to institutional autonomy and student success.

Indiana governor Mike Braun and the University of Indiana in Bloomington campus.

Indiana Budget Bill Contains Sweeping Higher Ed Changes

When Republicans revealed the legislation last week, new provisions requiring faculty to post syllabi and face “productivity” reviews had appeared. The bill quickly passed.

Protesters outside Harvard rally against the Trump administration.

Harvard Announces Changes Driven by Internal Reports on Antisemitism, Anti-Muslim Bias

Harvard University is rethinking its admissions, curriculum and more and investing in Jewish and Palestinian studies as it reckons with the fallout of pro-Palestinian protests.

A Florida State University police officer stands on campus.

More Florida Colleges Sign ICE Agreements

At least 15 campus police departments in Florida are seeking immigration enforcement powers. ICE has already approved eight institutions as active partners.

No Contract Renewal for Connecticut State Chancellor

Following a recent spending controversy, the Connecticut State Colleges and University system has declined to renew Chancellor Terrence Cheng’s contract...
Protesters hold a bold sign that reads "hands off higher education."

The Resistance Is Here

In recent weeks, more higher ed leaders and faculty members have been joining forces across institutions and taking public stands against Trump’s policies.