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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To state it simply, all universities and research institutions will be negatively impacted by this anti-science approach. Nobody benefits from a world view that values dogma over discovery. [/quote] I absolutely agree, of course. This is 100% destructive and terrible. Maybe because we feels so powerless at the moment, we’re trying to figure out if there’s anything we can or should “do” to reframe our DC’s college research process re 2026. At the moment, DC is looking at a mix of public flagships and mid-sized privates. Should we be looking at the schools’ financials - endowments, dependence on federal funding etc - to try to identify those that may weather the storm better than others? Or is that like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic? [/quote]
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