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The Higher Ed Ties of Incoming Lawmakers
State legislators who come from the higher education sector say they hope to use their new posts to make college more affordable and reverse the polarization of the sector that has proliferated in recent years.
LSU Law Professor to Return to Class After Being Suspended for Political Speech
Harmeet Dhillon Resigns From Justice Department
The assistant attorney general stepped down after a contentious 18 months on the job, which included targeting universities for DEI and alleged antisemitism.
NAIA Approves Fifth Year of Eligibility for Student Athletes
How Interdisciplinary Research Can Benefit Early Career Academics
An award-winning early career researcher offers ways to navigate publishing, funding, geography and methodologies outside your discipline, and why junior academics should be ambitious.
AAU and Others Warn Congress That Trump Is Changing Grant Rules
Labor Watch: Harvard Workers Strike Again, CSU Makes Deals
Also in October, Department of Education workers in Chicago filed an OSHA complaint about unsafe working conditions and Tufts University sued its non-tenure-track faculty union to stop the reinstatement of a professor fired for violating the sexual misconduct policy.
What Is the Purpose of College in the Age of AI?
The University of Virginia’s Christa Acampora discusses how colleges can navigate AI while supporting students’ intellectual, personal and professional development.