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Report Details ‘Patterns’ of Trump’s Censorship of Science
An analysis of 244 articles identified the administration’s conditional funding of federal grants as the most-cited mechanism that has constrained public health research.
5 Challenges to Student Well-Being in the Digital Age
From social media use to digital gambling, emerging concerns about student well-being are prompting colleges to rethink their approaches to technology.
Spencer Foundation to Pause Grant Making
The Spencer Foundation announced last week it will temporarily stop issuing new grants during the first half of 2027 to...
New College Taps Mystery Investor for Loan
New College of Florida agreed to take on millions in debt as part of an expansion plan that involves taking...
DOJ, ED Demand for Harvard Admissions Info Dismissed—for Now
A federal judge on Monday dismissed the Trump administration’s legal attempt to force Harvard University to provide certain admissions information...
New Presidents: Wisconsin, Georgia, Virginia Tech, Pace, U of Dayton and More
Bobby Ahdieh, who holds multiple administrative positions in the Texas A&M University system, has been named president of Pace University...
Personnel Cuts Impact Both Public and Private Campuses
The University of Oregon is poised to cut more than 100 jobs as it navigates a $65 million budget deficit. Other institutions are making more modest cuts amid similar financial strains.
What Will Become of America’s Research Institutions?
Drawing on his new book, former Boston University President Robert Brown discusses the evolving role of universities in the U.S. research enterprise.