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- by Julianne WerlinAda Palmer re-examines the origins of modernity.By Julianne Werlin Ada Palmer re-examines the origins of modernity.
- by Francie DiepBy Francie Diep The last 13 months have been difficult for the university and its top administrator.
- by Katherine ManganBy Katherine Mangan Scotched in the midst of a DEI purge, the scholarship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham was meant ultimately to reduce racial disparities in health.
- by Karin FischerBy Karin Fischer At a conference of international educators, there were mounting worries that an "America First" president could diminish U.S. higher education's global preeminence.
- by Robert S. HuddlestonIn his new book, David Rieff mourns a lost ideal.By Robert S. Huddleston In his new book, David Rieff mourns a lost ideal.
- by Alex GourevitchProtest is, by definition, discomfiting.By Alex Gourevitch Protest is, by definition, discomfiting.
- by Jack StriplingSanta Ono's quest to lead the U. of Florida has looked an awful lot like a national political run.By Jack Stripling Santa Ono’s quest to lead the U. of Florida has looked an awful lot like a national political run.
- by Christa DuttonBy Christa Dutton The UNC Chapel Hill board hasn't tenured a single professor in fields outside the health sciences since January. The inaction has prompted confusion and alarm among faculty.
- by CHEThe federal government is reshaping its relationship with the nation's colleges. Here's the latest.By Chronicle Staff The Chronicle is tracking executive orders, statements from Trump, and agency actions that affect higher education, plus legal challenges directed at those measures. Here’s the latest.
- by Angel B. PérezProspective students aren’t just looking for academic fit or financial aid — they’re looking for human connection. They’re looking for home.By Angel B. Pérez Prospective students aren’t just looking for academic fit or financial aid — they’re looking for human connection. They’re looking for home.