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IU to Resume Printing Student Paper After Censorship Controversy
Indiana University officials are walking back plans to suspend print publication of the student newspaper following faculty and alumni outrage...
Are Trump’s Settlements Losing Steam?
The Trump administration forced significant changes and a fine at Columbia but won limited concessions from Virginia and remains in legal battles with Harvard and UCLA.
Valley Forge Military College Wants to Sign Compact
While seven of the nine universities originally invited to join the Trump administration’s “ Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher...
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.
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.”
Northwestern, Cornell Still Working to Unfreeze Federal Funds
The Trump administration has used funding freezes as leverage in negotiations with universities as officials seek sweeping changes to campus policies and practices.
Lewis & Clark College Divests From Weapons Manufacturers
Lewis & Clark College has divested its endowment funds from all weapons manufacturers, making it one of few higher education...
Opinion
How Closing a University Changes You
Nancy H. Blattner looks back on her time as the final president of Fontbonne University.