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Knee-Capping Excellence
Ronald J. Daniels, president of Johns Hopkins University, explores the history and rationale of indirect costs for university research, and addresses criticisms of the reimbursement in this commentary published by "Issues in Science and Technology."
Costs of Research | Articles & Op-Eds
Free Expression and What it Means for All of Us
University of Washington President Ana Mari Cauce writes about free speech on college campuses in this blog post.
Campus Climate and Safety | University of Washington | Articles & Op-Eds
Killing a Program That Brings History to Life
A documentary film maker discusses possible defunding of the NEH.
Federal Budget | National Endowment for the Humanities | Articles & Op-Eds
Indirect Costs: Keeping the Lights On
Who benefits from federal infrastructure and administrative support funding to research institutions?
Research Administration & Regulation | Costs of Research | Articles & Op-Eds
Heart of the Matter Discussions Continue at Carnegie Mellon Event
"Heart of the Matter," is a comprehensive report on the current state of the humanities and social sciences stressing their importance in creating a vibrant, competitive and secure nation.
Humanities | Carnegie Mellon University | Articles & Op-Eds
Brown University President Makes Economic Case for Humanities
In this defense of the humanities, Brown University President Christina Paxson argues there are "real, tangible benefits to the humanistic disciplines."
Humanities | Brown University | Articles & Op-Eds
Reforming Regulation of Research Universities
Regulatory and reporting requirements have become excessively burdensome, a more balanced approach is needed.
Research Administration & Regulation | Costs of Research | Science & Security | Reducing Regulatory Burden | Export Controls | Innovation and Competitiveness | Articles & Op-Eds