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'NOW DEEMED ILLEGAL' How a Decades-Old Diversity Program Became Collateral Damage in Trump’s Anti-DEI Crusade By Megan Zahneis The PhD Project once had “no enemies.” Now, it’s lost nearly a third of its university partners.
LEADERSHIP Under Republicans’ Scrutiny, College Presidents Apologize for Their Handling of Campus Antisemitism By Kate Hidalgo Bellows Wednesday’s congressional hearing marked yet another expansion of efforts to put higher ed under pressure. ON CAPITOL HILL 5 Key Moments From Another Congressional Grilling of College Leaders By Christa Dutton and Alissa Gary The hearing featured attempts at contrition, testy exchanges, and a brief discussion of donuts. ADVICE: WORKING BETTER Higher Ed’s Paltry Investment in Training Its Own Leaders By Kevin R. McClure What does a well-designed leadership-development program look like? LATITUDES As Summer Approaches, International Students Ask, Should We Stay or Should We Go? By Karin Fischer An uncertain policy environment is leading some colleges to caution students on overseas travel.
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