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Trade War Squeezes Science Out of Canadian Election Campaign

While newcomer and front-runner Mark Carney might be expected to back innovation funding, academics do not expect a loosening of student migration rules any time soon.

FAU Police Seek Immigration Enforcement Powers

Florida Atlantic University reportedly has a pending agreement with the federal government to allow its campus police department to question...
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The Confusion in Higher Ed Right Now ‘Knows No Bounds’

Higher education attorney Jim Newberry tells Inside Higher Ed his firm is struggling to find answers amid the federal policy uncertainty.

AAUP: Don’t Give Trump Student, Faculty Names, Nationalities

The American Association of University Professors is warning college and university lawyers not to provide the U.S. Education Department’s Office...

Education Department Plans to Review Rules for PSLF, IDR

The Education Department will kick off the lengthy rule-making process later this month with a pair of hearings. The department...

New Presidents: UVM, JMU, N.C. State, UW-Milwaukee and More

Shantay Bolton, executive vice president of administration and finance and chief business officer at Georgia Tech, has been named president...

Brown Becomes Latest Institution to Have Federal Grants Frozen

The Trump administration plans to block $510 million in federal contracts and grants for Brown University in retaliation for the...
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Degree and Career Map Improves Student Outcomes

A degree-mapping intervention at the City University of New York helps students identify how their academics connect to future career goals and promotes equitable outcomes.