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Where Is Congress?
Broad structural reform, directed by Congress, is what’s needed to fix America’s colleges, Kyle Beltramini writes.
Sublimating the Grief of the Left Behind
Academic job loss really is different from other kinds of job losses, Deepa Das Acevedo writes.
Yes, Students Still Want to Go to College
Despite the doom and gloom, the data shows strong demand from students for college—let’s help them get there, Bill DeBaun writes.
A Better Measure of Financial Health
The Trump administration should change how it evaluates the financial health of higher ed institutions, Ariel Sokol writes.
Dear Colleagues: The Time for Boldness Is Now
In a letter to fellow faculty, Nolan L. Cabrera argues that self-censorship is not a strategy for self-preservation.
Banning DEI Is Catastrophic for U.S. Science
An attack on DEI is an attack on science itself, Joseph L. Graves Jr., Stacy C. Farina, Parvin Shahrestani, Vaughn S. Cooper and Gilda A. Barabino write.
What Happens if Libraries Can’t Buy Ebooks?
Leo S. Lo writes that a shift from perpetual licenses to subscription-based models demands a strategic response.
Old Laws, New Targets
Immigration enforcement has been used before to police student activism, David S. Busch writes.