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FUNDING CONUNDRUM By Jasper Smith  Lawyers urge institutions to act but caution that not every diversity initiative is racially exclusive.
THE REVIEW | OPINION By Liliana Garces  The Department of Education is overstepping its bounds and infringing on constitutional rights. THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Derek Krissoff  The focus on efficiency and innovation misses the point: We are producing fabulous books. ADVICE By Kevin Dettmar  How to cope with new work obligations raining down from central administration and onto department heads. RACE ON CAMPUS By Fernanda Zamudio-Suarez  Plus, two podcast episodes explain the unwinding of DEI. ACCOLADES By Chronicle Staff  The $3,000 prize honors an outstanding Chronicle intern from the previous year.
Upcoming Workshop  We've partnered with experienced academic leaders at Dever Justice LLC to design a virtual four-hour program for aspiring administrators. This workshop will offer faculty members the opportunity to explore a potential career path in academic administration, with insights on the personal, professional, and logisitcal steps involved. Learn more and register.
Virtual Events: Tune In Live INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS  UPCOMING: February 19, 2025 | 2 p.m. E.T. The very definition of the international student is shifting, along with expectations around financial support and accessibility. Join us as we explore what the future might have in store for colleges. With Support From Keystone Education Group. Register here.
Free Virtual Forum: Trump and Higher Ed: What's Next?  President Trump's first few weeks back in office have brought a whirlwind of news and confusion to higher education. Join us Thursday, February 20 at 1 p.m. E.T. for a free virtual discussion with Chronicle journalists to help you make sense of it all. When you RSVP, you can submit questions for our speakers in advance. Register here.
From the Archive INSTITUTIONAL REDESIGN By Lindsay Ellis  The rise and fall of one research university’s attempt to shake up undergraduate education.
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