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Leadership & Policy

Universities of Wisconsin Taps Tonjanita Johnson as First Black President

Tonjanita Johnson, a senior vice chancellor in the University of Alabama System, will become the first Black president of the Universities of Wisconsin when she takes office in January 2027. She inherits a system navigating enrollment declines, budget pressures and legislative tensions.

Colleges Urged to Do More to Combat Sports Gambling Among Students

Experts urged colleges and universities to strengthen efforts to combat problem sports gambling among students, citing widespread betting, financial losses and mental health risks. They also warned that prediction markets and prop bets are creating new challenges for campuses.

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Leadership & Policy

A Higher Calling: 21 College Presidents Who Have Served Their Country

Across the country, several college and university presidents leverage military experience to enhance their approach to leading institutions, advancing student success, and preparing the next generation of leaders.

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A Mandate Unfulfilled: Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover Says the Next Congress Should Focus on the Promise of the Morrill Act for HBCUs

After years of fighting to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in funding owed to Tennessee State University, the former president is turning her attention to Washington, challenging lawmakers to put enforcement behind the Morrill Act and make equitable HBCU funding a federal priority.

Leadership & Policy

Justice, Education Departments Withdraw Seven Civil Rights Guidance Documents, Changing Federal Enforcement Landscape

The rescinded policies addressed protections for English learners, students experiencing racial discrimination and harassment, and colleges navigating race-conscious admissions policies.

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Leadership & Policy

Georgetown’s First Latino President Models Inclusive Leadership for the Next Generation

A legal scholar, Dr. Eduardo M. Peñalver discusses balancing academic autonomy, Jesuit values, and a commitment to mentorship across a shifting academic landscape.

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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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Leadership & Policy

Utah Higher Ed Commissioner: Sanctuary Campuses are Impermissible

An effort by any Utah university to be designated as a sanctuary campus would conflict with guidance from the Utah System of Higher Education, the state’s top higher education official said.

Mizzou Student Groups Push Back After University Restructures Funding

Identity-based student organizations at Mizzou are challenging a funding overhaul they say reflects fear of federal scrutiny rather than a legal requirement.

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Leadership & Policy

At Public HBCUs, Student Protest Still Comes With a Political Price

For years, HBCU presidents — particularly at public institutions — have walked a tightrope between the values of their students and the state governments that fund them.

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Harvard’s $2.2 Billion Research Funding Dispute Reaches Appeals Court

Federal judges are reviewing whether the government followed the law when it froze billions of dollars in research grants to Harvard.

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Vice President JD Vance Announces J-1 Visa Probe of Harvard, Stanford and Seven Other Universities

The Trump administration says nine institutions may be using the program to pay foreign researchers less than U.S.-based workers.

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