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COLLEGE MATTERS FROM THE CHRONICLE  THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Steven Brint  This is the most important showdown between state and academe since 1816. LEADERSHIP By Megan Zahneis  The statement marks college presidents’ largest collective rebuke of the White House’s actions to date. A NEW ULTIMATUM By Maya Stahl  The agency did not define what it meant by DEI efforts, leaving institutions to try to interpret whether their programs are implicated. TRACKING TRUMP'S AGENDA  The federal government is reshaping its relationship with the nation’s colleges. Here’s the latest.
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