From Biden-era policies under fire to an antitrust suit against academic publishers, 2025 could see major legal waves.
The decision is the result of a Jan. 22 executive order that rescinded a half-century-old effort to prohibit discrimination by federal contractors.
The public university wants to hold new undergraduate enrollment at its main campus to 15,000 a year so its infrastructure can catch up with recent growth.
College presidents discussed strategies for constructive debate at the American Association of Colleges and Universities′ annual conference.