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Research Universities Are Poised to Lose Billions Under Trump’s Sudden Cut
The NIH’s decision late Friday to drastically shrink its reimbursement of indirect costs, which help pay for facilities, ...
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‘We’re Being Punished’: NIH Tosses Some Grant Applications From Minority Researchers
The sudden withdrawal affects early-career scholars who applied for a prestigious federal grant with a diversity notation — flagging that they came from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Billions of Dollars Are at Stake Under Trump’s Funding Freeze. What Could That Mean for Your College?
More than 1,500 institutions received federal funds for research, conservation, economic development, and curriculum ...
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A University System Ends Diversity-Related Gen-Ed Requirements, Citing Trump Order
A memo from the University of North Carolina system says that its campuses “risk ineligibility” for federal funding if they ...
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An Unprecedented Shift in Law School Admissions
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Tell Us How Trump’s Second Term Is Affecting Your Campus
President Trump has quickly begun advancing his education agenda. What are you seeing, hearing, and experiencing so far?
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This Is a Golden Age for University Presses
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The New International Student
The stereotype that international students predominantly hail from wealthy families persists throughout higher ed. But is this really the case? The definition of the international student is shifting.