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ACADEMIC RECRUITING By Megan Zahneis  Sixty-two percent of college leaders say that staff and administrative hiring in the first three months of the year has been harder than it was in 2022, according to a new survey from The Chronicle. ADVERTISEMENT  BACKGROUNDER By Megan Zahneis  Administrators and experts offer ideas for recruiting and retaining talent. AGING FACILITIES By Scott Carlson  Campuses went on a decades-long building boom. The bill for maintaining them, which has rarely been fully met, is coming due.
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THE REVIEW | OPINION By Jarrod Kelly  Republicans are irate that their plans to remake higher education are being stymied. NEWLY UPDATED By Adrienne Lu, Jacquelyn Elias, Audrey Williams June, Kate Marijolovic, Julian Roberts-Grmela, and Eva Surovell  We’ve included in our tracker, which follows legislation banning diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, updates to bills in Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas. TALK TO US Administrators, faculty, staff, and students: We want to hear from you. Has the debate over DEI had an impact on your campus? Tell us about your experience in this form.
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