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Elizabeth A. Armstrong

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A photo illustration shows a slender young woman standing on a the edge of a red line as if it were the edge of a steep cliff. She peers over the edge, seemingly tentatively, hands held back for balance.

The Review | Opinion

Mandatory Reporting Is Exactly Not What Victims Need

By Kathryn J. Holland, Jennifer J. Freyd, Elizabeth A. Armstrong July 22, 2022

Proposed Title IX regulations intended to help students will only make things worse.

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We Looked at How Campus Staff Salaries Have Changed Over Time. Where Does Your College Land?

Protest signs lay in a pile before a large crowd of academic workers, staff, faculty, and community supporters gathers for a rally organized by the UAW Local 4121 to oppose Trump administration funding cuts to the National Institute of Health on the University of Washington campus in Seattle, Washington, USA, on Wed., Feb. 19, 2025. The Trump administration, through Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has proposed cuts to the NIH which opponents argue would put a stop to medical research around the country. Speakers at the event spoke about colleagues who had lost jobs already because of cuts and threats to the progress of their research.

Science Funding Axed

The Trump Administration Has Canceled Millions in NSF Grants

Allison Pingree, a Cambridge, Mass. resident, joined hundreds at an April 12 rally urging Harvard to resist President Trump's influence on the institution.

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Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over ‘Improper Government Intrusion,’ With Billions at Stake

Dressed in academic regalia, Alex Rodriguez, a music lecturer at Wellesley College, protests with students and professors in front of the college entrance on March 27. Non-tenure-track faculty at the college are on strike.

'A moral dilemma'

Wellesley Faculty Are on Strike. They Say Administrators Asked Their Colleagues to Cross the Picket Line.

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Photo-based illustration of a cracked and separated college or university building with a green plant emerging from within.

The Review | Essay

The University Is a Hostage. But There’s Hope.

By Arjun Appadurai

The U.S. flas as a darkening room, with a closing door that will shut out the light from a brightly-lit Chinese flag on the other side

The Review | Opinion

Trump’s China Policy Is a Disaster for Higher Education

People leave Harvard University on April 17, 2025 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The Review | Essay

We Haven’t Seen a Fight Like Harvard vs. Trump in Centuries

By Steven Brint

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