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- by Kate Hidalgo BellowsBy Kate Hidalgo Bellows Several of its policy changes were similar to those announced by Columbia University in response to demands from the federal government.
- by Dan BaumanBy Dan Bauman Illustration by The Chronicle More than 10 percent of the university’s operating revenue last year came from federally supported sponsored research.
- by David ColeThe administration's punishment over transgender sports policies is plainly unjustified.By David Cole The administration's punishment over transgender sports policies is plainly unjustified.
- Nearly Half of Princeton U.’s Federal Funding Has Reportedly Been Frozen by the Trump Administrationby Megan ZahneisBy Megan Zahneis The university appears to be the next target in a campaign to go after higher education for allegedly failing to suppress campus antisemitism.
- by Brian O’LearyBy Brian O’Leary and Julia PiperSee the latest federal data on compensation for all ranks of the profession at thousands of American colleges.
- by Brian ConnollyIn praise of scholarly prose.By Brian Connolly In praise of scholarly prose.
- by Brock ReadBy Brock Read The government will examine $255 million in current contracts, along with a slew of multiyear grants, citing Harvard's "failure to protect students on campus from antisemitic discrimination."
- by Katherine ManganBy Katherine Mangan A spokesperson said after a talk with administrators, Carlos F. Jackson, who oversees the School of Art & Design, will issue a new statement to "clear up any confusion."
- by David AschIf we don't band together, we'll all get skewered alone. By David Asch If we don't band together, we'll all get skewered alone.
- by Dan BaumanBy Dan Bauman Following a contentious standoff with the Trump administration, Columbia University’s interim president, Katrina A. Armstrong, has resigned and is set to return to leading Columbia’s Irving Medical Center.