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The Incoherent Policy Change Wreaking Havoc on University Research
On a Friday evening in February, the National Institutes of Health announced it was dropping indirect-cost (IDC) rates on ...
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Gutting DEI Won’t Save Us
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How Business Metrics Broke the University
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Should College Graduates Be AI Literate?
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The NIH’s Cancellation of Hundreds of Grants Is an ‘Ideological Purge,’ Lawsuit Says
The complaint, filed Wednesday by the American Public Health Association and the United Auto Workers union, joins a ...
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Luddite Pedagogy: It’s OK to Ignore AI in Your Teaching
Clichés abound in response to any new technology, but on the topic of large language models and generative artificial ...
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The Quiet Way the NIH Is Stalling Some Research Before It Starts
A number of grant proposals have disappeared from scientists’ review pipelines, with little explanation. Applicants are ...
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As Cuts Pile Up, Can Scientists Win Back the Public?
A renewed focus on engagement, some researchers say, is urgent and overdue. “When science is sidelined,” one said, “people ...
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What’s the Right Way to Assess Academic Programs?
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The Discussion About ‘Skills’ in Higher Ed Is Very Complicated. Here’s Why.
Skills are increasingly billed as the new currency of the education-to-work pipeline. But what do they really mean?
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Nearly Half of Princeton U.’s Federal Funding Has Reportedly Been Frozen by the Trump Administration
The university appears to be the next target in a campaign to go after higher education for allegedly failing to suppress ...
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Everyone Hates Academic Writing. They’re Wrong.
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