In the latest episode of Inside Higher Ed's podcast, journalists review the major events of the Trump administration's first 100 days and their effects on higher education. Key executive orders potentially altering the Department of Education, accreditation processes, and stances on antisemitism were discussed. The group explored the new dynamics of federal relations with universities, particularly concerning threats to research funding aimed at Columbia and Harvard. They also provided updates on international students' situations amid recent legal challenges, forecasting future developments over the next 100 days, including Congressional activities and campus climate changes.
The administration is threatening federal research funding to set ultimatums and progress its agenda, particularly concerning institutions like Columbia and Harvard University.
The team discusses the newly established relationship between the federal government and higher education, focusing on executive orders impacting universities.
Alonso and Knox highlight the administration's targeting of international students, analyzing lawsuits and insights gleaned from student interactions.
While future developments remain uncertain, the group indicates areas to monitor, such as Congress's actions and the implications of the international student crackdown.
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