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NIH to Limit AI Use, Cap PI Grant Applications at 6 per Year
The National Institutes of Health says its new policy comes after the agency “recently observed instances of Principal Investigators submitting large numbers of applications.”
Judge Appears Skeptical of Harvard Funding Cuts
When ‘Female’ Is a Forbidden Word, Women’s Colleges Face a Unique Challenge
An Office for Civil Rights complaint filed against Smith College raises questions about how women’s colleges will navigate Trump’s anti-DEI and anti-trans campaigns.
Risk and Resilience
CBOs identify financial threats to their institutions in our annual survey, especially in the near-term. They also hint at confidence in their institution’s ability to adapt.
Congress Shows Resistance to Trump’s Plan to Slash Science Budgets
Congress’s proposed budgets would preserve more research spending than the president’s. It’s a rare rebuke from Republicans to the White House’s efforts to gut funding for several research support agencies.
Staffing Shortages at ED Hurt College Operations
Even before the Supreme Court green-lighted mass layoffs at the Education Department, colleges were struggling to get questions answered. Advocates worry it will only get worse.
George Mason President Defends Univ. Against Trump
Conservatives Denounce Professor for ‘Symbolic Strike’ Post
Republican representatives condemned a Georgetown University scholar’s alleged post on the United States’ bombing of Iran. The university’s president said the professor is being investigated and punished.
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