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ADVICE: WORKING BETTER By Kevin R. McClure  How to fix higher ed’s broken system of employee recognition. LAW & POLICY By Sarah Brown  The document, describing the Trump administration’s interpretation of civil-rights law, says that cultural events are probably fine, while identity-based housing and student-support efforts probably aren’t. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Brian Soucek  The AAUP’s new statement recognizes that academic freedom is in peril. ADVICE By Marc Watkins  How to find a middle ground about a technology that is, and will remain, unavoidable for virtually every discipline. POLITICS AND RACE By Chronicle Staff  We’ve updated the tracker with new information in North Carolina, North Dakota, and Wyoming.
Upcoming Workshop  We've partnered with experienced academic leaders at Dever Justice LLC to design a virtual four-hour program for aspiring administrators. This workshop will offer faculty members the opportunity to explore a potential career path in academic administration, with insights on the personal, professional, and logisitcal steps involved. Learn more and register.
Virtual Events: Tune In Live AI IN HIGHER ED  UPCOMING: March 11, 2025 | 2 p.m. ET AI has some higher-ed offices in a panic. Others, however, are embracing it. Join this virtual forum and see how other campuses are using AI to improve operational efficiency, and how you can navigate safe implementation of AI on your campus. Register here. THE WORKPLACE  UPCOMING: March 18, 2025 | 2 p.m. ET What can administrators do to create more supportive environments in a fast-changing, politically unstable climate? Join us for a virtual forum that discusses findings from a recent survey of faculty and staff. With Support From Zoom. Register Now.
Trump and Higher Ed Part 2: We Answer Your Questions  Join us Thursday, March 6 at 1 p.m. E.T. for Part 2 of our free virtual forum about President Trump's impact on higher education. This time, we'll focus on answering readers' questions about the repercussions of Trump's policies for colleges and their employees. When you RSVP, you can submit questions for our speakers in advance. Register for Part 2 here.
From the Archives THE REVIEW By Evan Goldstein  Jill Lepore on writing the story of America, the rise and fall of the fact, and how women’s intellectual authority is undermined.
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