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From the Archives: Four days after UVA's president was forced to resign, another Virginia president found himself in Trump's crosshairs. He suspects an orchestrated campaign to oust him and told me why. Cross published with ProPublica https://t.co/cbkoxSitH6

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If you teach a foundational or introductory course in a discipline, have you tried reformulating your approach to begin with the kinds of questions that drive curiosity? And if so, has that helped engage students? https://t.co/rR9un3V4lI

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Finance Live Updates: After Years of Declines, Drexel U. Says Fall Enrollment Is Up 16% https://t.co/hAn8uM5N4W

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Opinion | John Tomasi argues that the principles of institutional neutrality can help heal the graduation ceremony problem. https://t.co/YKn53o1xKv

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Professors at Auburn University were told to sign a form attesting that they didn't teach "divisive concepts" about race and gender. Chaos ensued. https://t.co/sh7YZsVjkk

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Auburn University’s board will on Friday vote on sweeping shifts to faculty governance and curriculum, even though the institution was exempted from a new state law. https://t.co/rbCQSyziXJ

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Opinion | The five horseman of the academic apocalypse? https://t.co/BTKZRQLweJ

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Two divisive campus leaders commissioned a report that asks an equally divisive question: Have the humanities and social sciences been corrupted by politics? https://t.co/DswS7QLBmU

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From the Archives: Opinion | Senior administrators can’t say so, but in the next few years colleges and universities will become diminished versions of themselves. https://t.co/Su8JAdKvtc

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New In Latitudes: Uncertainty and worry were the themes of a recent gathering of international educators as government policies and increased global competition threaten to erode the U..S.’s standing for foreign students. Sign up for the newsletter today. https://t.co/Eln6nwNKar

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In its first semester, the University of Iowa’s civics center had less than 20 students taking their courses. By 2028, every student at the university will be required to take two courses there. https://t.co/YlMhzRLs9h

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In his first visit to the University of Florida, Stuart Bell addressed concerns over his previous support for diversity initiatives: "I have not come to Florida to bring DEI or any form of woke back. Period." https://t.co/DuC0jz7PPT

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A president's resignation has again cast a harsh light on Michigan State's trustees, but one outspoken board member says leadership tension is "a gift." https://t.co/cwIffHTPOs

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Just how bad is higher ed's financial predicament? 11 experts give their view. https://t.co/OkRHyC5Tv7

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From the Archives: Opinion | Fiscal challenges are real. but the attack on the humanities comes down to something much deeper. https://t.co/YjoLsKiPAd

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A new policy, which will require most foreigners seeking a green card to leave the U.S. to apply for temporary residency, could affect students and scholars seeking to stay in the country. Read more in and sign up to receive Latitudes in your inbox. https://t.co/K1sZsnjn1e

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Amid $365-Million Deficit, Harvard's Largest School Will Lay Off 3 Leaders https://t.co/FYhuexDbcX

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Opinion | The right-wing movement becomes increasingly untethered from real conservatism. That matters for thinking about intellectual diversity on campus. https://t.co/32QQdYzWzH

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To avoid viral commencement blowups, some colleges are prerecording student speeches. At the College of Staten Island, the tactic produced its own spectacle: faculty with taped mouths, chants of “Let them speak!” and concerns about trust in students. https://t.co/b34j9wXDG1

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Nineteen New School faculty members, 10 of them tenured, received layoff notices Monday. https://t.co/T2BVUg2lRq