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THE PARTISAN DIVIDE Is Higher Ed a Public Good or a Public Threat? By Katherine Mangan What two governors’ contrasting platforms say about the nation’s polarized views about colleges. ADVERTISEMENT IN CASE YOU MISSED IT A Playbook for Knocking Down Higher Ed By Karin Fischer A decade ago, Wisconsin’s governor made college a wedge issue. Now his approach has gone national. DATA Higher Ed’s Enrollment Fell Again This Fall, if a Bit More Slowly By Audrey Williams June A 1.1-percent decline, both in undergraduates and in total enrollment, suggests academe’s recovery has yet to arrive.
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LATITUDES On One Campus, a Push to Protect International Students’ Speech By Karin Fischer Should colleges do more to protect international students from repressive governments? Plus, academics rally to support Iranian student protesters. THE EDGE More On-Ramps for Adult Students By Goldie Blumenstyk Readers share how educational leaves of absence and other approaches could help adult learners.
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