Higher education wasn’t a high-interest area for Trump during his first term. Still, things have changed since then, including numerous Red State governors who have made “higher education reform” a political priority. If elected, the smart money says Trump-Vance will follow suit. Here is Inside Higher Ed’s take on the prospects of that happening.
PERSPECTIVES: Higher Ed Will Be a Political Target If Trump-Vance Win in November
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