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Why the NIH Cuts Are So Wrong
Christopher Newfield writes that higher ed has a better counternarrative to share.
When the Chair-President ‘Marriage’ Goes Sour
Problematic relationships between board chairs and presidents seem to represent a troubling trend, Susan Resneck Pierce writes.
3 Things About AI and the Future of Work
AI will change the workforce our students will enter in unpredictable ways, Cameron Sublett and Lauren Mason write.
‘What’s Going to Happen to Science?’
The U.S. university-federal partnership is a miracle for global scientific progress. It must be protected, Mary Sue Coleman writes.
Providing More Transparent College Pricing
Prospective students need better pricing information earlier in their college search process, Phillip Levine writes.
The Big Chill
The federal funding freeze highlights the outsize role academic medical centers play in shaping their institutions, John R. Thelin and Neal H. Hutchens write.
A Left, Not Libertarian, Defense of Free Speech
Joseph J. Fischel and Kyler Chittick argue that the academic left has ceded too much of the moral high ground when it comes to free speech.
Redefining What We Mean by Equitable AI
Higher ed has an important role to play in pushing for a broader understanding of equitable AI, Meacie Fairfax writes.