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May 23, 2025
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume 71, Issue 19

Highlights

Stagnant pay
Faculty salaries haven’t moved for over a decade, and draconian cuts to higher ed threaten to make things worse.
The Edge
A $1-billion loss in funding will ripple out to the city.
Campus Crossroads
The Cal State campus is slashing academic programs, laying off faculty, and, in an unusual move, scuttling its entire Division II athletics program.
Sports shakeup
After the expected approval of a landmark settlement on money in college sports, many questions will remain unanswered. The White House might take them up.

Also In the Issue

Law & Policy
However it’s settled, the dispute will have profound implications for the institution — and higher ed as a whole. Here are the arguments to watch for.
'A Different Playbook'
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the past several days have led to more than 100 arrests, as well as suspensions for violating colleges’ policies and protest restrictions.
Teaching Under Scrutiny
Less than two dozen complaints were submitted in the six months after a controversial law was enacted last year. But its influence has been felt in other ways.
The Review | Opinion
A new bipartisan consensus is coming.
The Review | Opinion
The pendulum has swung away from social justice.
The Review | Opinion
This toxic culture has to change.
Advice
In this era of constant disruption, the traditional leadership playbook no longer applies.