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First Amendment Advocate Warns of State Interference at Campus Radio Stations

A PEN America director warns that political interference threatens university-licensed public radio stations. The warning follows the resignation of WBHM’s director over mandated geographic terminology and the firing of KUT’s general manager over an upcoming campus political festival.

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Stanford Removes AI-Generated Image After Campus Backlash

Stanford University has removed an AI-generated image depicting its marching band as entirely white and male, the latest controversy over the university’s use of artificial intelligence to represent its campus community.

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Lafayette College Faces Questions Over Delayed Alert About Reported Rape

Lafayette College is facing questions about its response to a reported rape on campus after waiting nearly two weeks to alert students.

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Students Question Colleges’ AI Push as Institutional Enthusiasm Grows

As colleges and universities accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence, some students are questioning whether institutional leaders are prioritizing their interests in decisions about the technology.

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10 HBCUs Awarded $97.1 Million for STEM Research

The funding is intended to expand research infrastructure, support technical education and help institutions compete for additional federal research and development opportunities.

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When Equity Changes Its Language, Who Gets Left Behind?

As colleges broaden diversity initiatives under political pressure, advocates warn that substituting socioeconomic traits like low-income or first-generation status for race makes Black students harder to track, target, and serve effectively.

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Analysis of Ph.D. Dissertations Reveals Rising Clashes Over Power, Identity, Western Culture

A 65-year analysis of more than 440,000 dissertations reveals that while doctoral scholars maintain a strong rhetorical commitment to facts and truth, their tone toward Western heritage has grown systematically more critical, alongside a rapid, steady rise in power and identity vocabulary.

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In the Age of AI, Employers Still Bet Big on College Degrees

A new Gallup/Lumina survey shows robust employer confidence in higher ed, but experts say bridging the gap between student self-awareness, equity, and AI judgment is where the real work begins.

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Harvard Dining Workers Vote to Authorize Strike Over Wages

More than 600 Harvard University Dining Services workers voted to authorize a strike over wages they say are subpar at a time when the university’s endowment has grown.

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Untapped Superpower: Community College Trustees Can Lead Tech-Based Economic Growth

A new national report by New America and ACCT reveals that while community college leaders view economic development as core to their mission, funding shortfalls, poor federal communication, and AI anxiety prevent boards from effectively driving local innovation ecosystems.

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2 in 3 Latino College Students Have Weighed Dropping Out, UnidosUS Finds

A new UnidosUS survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of Latino college students have considered dropping out, with financial strain, work demands, and mental health challenges acting as the primary drivers.

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UNC Finalizes Agreement Ending Civil Rights, Admissions Probes

The agreement ensures that the university retains full eligibility to compete for critical federal grants, contracts, and research awards. Under the terms, which run through Dec. 31, 2028, UNC agrees to prohibit admissions preferences based on race.

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Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Communication (R0008854)

Wake Forest University

Dean, College of Health Professions and Human Services

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