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'OUR WAY FORWARD' By Maya Stahl  The university will overhaul student disciplinary procedures, increase on-campus policing powers, and place a department under administrative supervision. COLLEGE MATTERS FROM THE CHRONICLE By Jack Stripling  An emboldened GOP is reaching deeper into what colleges teach, banning “identity politics” and theories of “systemic racism” from core courses in Florida. THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Tom Ginsburg  ‘Scholactivism’ alienates the public and degrades research. POLITICAL SHIFTS By Katherine Mangan  The Higher Education Act directs the Department of Education to administer student-aid programs, one advocate pointed out. POLITICS AND RACE By Chronicle Staff  We’ve updated the tracker with new information in Arkansas, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia.
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