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What Columbia’s Settlement Stipulates
Columbia University is hoping that the agreement with the Trump administration over campus antisemitism claims will “reset” its relationship with the federal government.
How House Republicans Want to Reshape College Athletics
The SCORE Act meets the NCAA’s demands and would prohibit student athletes from being recognized as college employees.
College Employees in Kansas Can’t List Pronouns in Emails
Lawmakers in Topeka, like those in some other state capitals, used a budget bill to order nonfinancial changes to public higher ed. DEI was the target this time.
How Youngkin Reshaped Virginia’s Universities
The Virginia governor has appointed multiple donors, political activists and former GOP officials to governing boards, prompting a clash with faculty and Democrats.
Columbia Settles With Trump Administration
Columbia University has reached a $221 million settlement with the federal government over claims of antisemitism that is expected to restore millions in federal research funding.
Federal Grant Cuts Don’t Spare Red States, New Report Shows
The Center for American Progress says the Trump administration has targeted for termination more than 4,000 grants across over 600 institutions. Adjusting for statewide enrollment, South Dakota is hit harder than Massachusetts.
The Leadership Skills Scientists Need Right Now
Jen Heemstra, chair of the chemistry department at Wash U. in St. Louis and author of a forthcoming book on leadership for scientists, has some advice for navigating the Trump administration’s sweeping changes to science policy.
College-Affiliated Public Media Stand to Lose Big Under Cuts
The Trump administration’s cuts to public radio and television may create news deserts and limit experiential learning opportunities for students.