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MAKEOVER MAN By Emma Pettit  Cuts he’s made at West Virginia University are a sign of public higher education’s future. Will we recognize it? ADVERTISEMENT  FINANCIAL FALLOUT By Francie Diep  The moves come as leaders grapple with a massive budget crisis at the University of Arizona. CENSUS ANALYSIS By Lee Gardner  A new report helps explain colleges’ steep drop in enrollment and why more teenagers say a degree isn’t worth it. CAMPUS SAFETY By Sonel Cutler  UVA is among several campuses that have disciplined student organizations in the first two months of 2024. BILL BACKLASH By Alecia Taylor  A lawmaker told The Chronicle that the legislation isn’t likely to advance, but some feared that the state’s HBCUs would be targeted. NEWLY UPDATED By Chronicle Staff  We’ve updated the tracker with bills from Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Wyoming that seek to dismantle colleges’ diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts.
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