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THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Greg D. Pillar and Laurie Shanderson  Trump’s reforms seek to impose political conformity on colleges.
THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Samuel Negus  They force progressive institutions to accept current civil-rights law. LEADERSHIP By Francie Diep  The last 13 months have been difficult for the university and its top administrator. 'TRICKLE-DOWN CARNAGE' By 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. ADVICE By Fred DuVal  An Arizona grant program offers a model for how to support academic research that puts the public interest first. THE EDGE By Scott Carlson  Many students entering the job market seek stability, which government work once promised.
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The Great Read THE REVIEW | ARCHIVE By Alexander C. Kafka  Her gender change may be the least iconoclastic thing about her.
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