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- by Christa DuttonBy Christa Dutton Pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the past several days have led to more than 100 arrests, as well as suspensions for violating colleges’ policies and protest restrictions.
- by Kate Hidalgo BellowsBy Kate Hidalgo Bellows Wednesday's congressional hearing marked yet another expansion of efforts to put higher ed under pressure.
- by Megan ZahneisBy Megan Zahneis The PhD Project once had “no enemies.” Now, it's lost nearly a third of its university partners.
- by Christa DuttonBy Christa Dutton and Alissa Gary The hearing featured attempts at contrition, testy exchanges, and a brief discussion of donuts.
- by David JesseHow a former congressman's disputed donation sparked a legal battle that continues today.By David Jesse How a former congressman's donation helped torpedo a presidency — and sparked a legal battle that continues today.
- by Michael W. CluneA new bipartisan consensus is coming.By Michael W. Clune A new bipartisan consensus is coming.
- by Kate Hidalgo BellowsBy Kate Hidalgo Bellows A Wednesday hearing on campus antisemitism will feature the leaders of Haverford College, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, and DePaul University — a sign that Republican lawmakers are widening their scrutiny of higher education.
- by CHEThe federal government is reshaping its relationship with the nation's colleges. Here's the latest.By Chronicle Staff The federal government is reshaping its relationship with the nation's colleges. Here's the latest.
- by Maya StahlBy Maya Stahl Riding a wave of conservative activism, several state legislatures have managed to pass laws that will change the college experience.
- by Silke-Maria WeineckHe might be better suited to red-state politics. By Silke-Maria Weineck He might be better suited to red-state politics.