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Harvard's top governing body is bracing for long-term financial strain due to reduced federal funding, leading to layoffs and hiring freezes despite record wealth.
Florida's Board of Governors is considering a new rule that would require public universities to post course syllabi and all reading materials online 45 days before classes.
Penn State's Board of Trustees will reconsider a sale of WPSU's assets on Monday, a month after rejecting a plan that could have led to the station's closure.
University of Virginia faculty overwhelmingly rejected a White House proposal, the "Compact for Academic Excellence," citing threats to academic freedom and free speech.
Former UNC-Chapel Hill Provost Chris Clemens discussed DEI, protests, and university governance issues, including his lawsuit against the trustees for alleged open-meetings violations.
The White House proposed a "Compact for Academic Excellence" to nine U.S. universities, offering federal grants for compliance with extensive government mandates on admissions, tuition, and campus spe
Former Indiana University trustee Vivian Winston has publicly criticized the leadership of President Pamela Whitten, alleging she was excluded from key board decisions.
University presidents are making exceptions to new institutional neutrality policies to condemn the killing of activist Charlie Kirk, sparking a campus free speech debate.
