Newsletters

This week's newsletter features a statement by AAU President Barbara R. Snyder on President Biden's FY23 budget; news on the president's proposed medical health research agency (ARPA-H); and more.

This week's newsletter features a blog post by AAU President Barbara R. Snyder on how AAU members serve the needs of rural America; an update on the pending competitiveness legislation; a new report by United for Medical Research on the economic impact of the NIH; and more.

This week's newsletter features updates on the NSF's new TIP directorate; an AAU, APLU, and AGU workshop on the role of universities and disciplinary societies in accelerating public access to research data; and more.

This week's newsletter features updates on the $1.5 trillion spending package passed by Congress and new evidence that the American public overwhelmingly supports doubling the Pell Grant.

This week's newsletter features updates about the TPS designation for Ukrainian nationals in the United States; FY22 appropriations; President Biden's State of the Union address; and more.

This week's newsletter features the Justice Department's announcement that it is ending the controversial and country-specific China Initiative; a new report from the National Science Board on the state of higher education in science and engineering; and more.

This week's newsletter features AAU President Barbara R. Snyder's blog post on ensuring the best science through diversity; a letter from the higher education community urging Congress to act against threats to HBCUs; and more.

This week, AAU President Snyder issued a statement regarding universities' ability to encourage diversity in their student bodies. AAU also awarded funds to five campuses to improve the effectiveness of undergraduate STEM teaching evaluations.

This week's newsletter features an update on the America COMPETES Act; FY22 appropriations; the Double Pell campaign; confirmation of the NEH Chair Shelly Lowe; and more.

This week's newsletter features AAU's statement on the America COMPETES Act; the Supreme Court's decision to hear cases on race-conscious admissions; and more.