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  • 2 weeks ago | thehill.com | Glenn C. Altschuler |David Wippman

    Attacks on higher education are occurring almost daily. The Trump administration has frozen billions of dollars in federal research funding at elite universities, deported international students with little or no due process, questioned the tax-exempt status of Harvard and accused dozens of institutions of tolerating antisemitism, among other aggressive actions.

  • 3 weeks ago | thehill.com | Glenn C. Altschuler |David Wippman

    It has long been an article of faith among conservatives that the private sector, through competition and market discipline, delivers better, cheaper and more efficient products and services than government can. In the second Trump administration, this neoliberal economic and political philosophy is a lodestar. Project 2025, a blueprint crafted for the administration by the Heritage Foundation, recommends making Medicare’s private insurer-run plans the default option.

  • 1 month ago | thehill.com | Glenn C. Altschuler |David Wippman

    On March 25, masked plainclothes federal agents surrounded, seized and handcuffed a Turkish doctoral student named Rumeysa Ozturk near her home outside Boston. Ozturk, who is enrolled at Tufts University on a valid student visa, was bundled into an unmarked car and shipped to an immigration detention center in Louisiana.

  • 1 month ago | thehill.com | Glenn C. Altschuler |David Wippman

    Until recently, most Americans considered college a good investment. But only 22 percent now believe a four-year degree is worth pursuing if it requires taking out loans. Given a choice of five alternatives, ranging from trade school to apprenticeships to military service, large majorities think each is “about the same as or better than a bachelor’s degree in trying to achieve a successful livelihood,” in the words of education reporter Eric Kelderman.

  • 2 months ago | thehill.com | Glenn C. Altschuler |David Wippman

    “Sentence first — verdict afterward.” So cries the Queen of Hearts during the trial of the Knave of Hearts in “Alice in Wonderland.”“Stuff and nonsense!” Alice says. “The idea of having the sentence first!”Alice seems to believe in due process. The Trump administration, judging by its decision to cancel $400 million in federal grants and contracts to Columbia University without a hearing, does not.

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