Daily Briefing Live 

Trump and Higher Ed:
The Latest
Mar 26 | 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

The Chronicle’s free webinar series exploring the Trump administration's impact on colleges continues this spring: Join our experts as they break down the latest developments from Washington and what they mean for your institution.

Sign up today to join our March session devoted entirely to audience Q&A. When you register, you’ll also receive access to on-demand recordings of our February and January sessions.

Sarah Brown, The Chronicle’s news editor, and Rick Seltzer, author of the subscriber-only Daily Briefing newsletter, will unpack the most pressing issues in higher-ed policy, helping you stay informed and prepared for the year ahead.

Please use the form on this page to submit questions for our speakers. Sarah and Rick will answer questions throughout the entire March session.

Not yet a subscriber? Join us today and get 3 months of unlimited access for just $1.

Webinar schedule:

  • Session 3 (Audience Q&A): March 26 at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT
Register to watch on demand:
  • Session 1: January 21
  • Session 2: February 19 

Don’t worry if you can’t attend live: Registrants will receive reminders before each session and on-demand access to the recordings afterward.

What attendees are saying:

“Many webinars discuss specific issues, such as the indirect-cost rate, but fail to give us an overall view of what is going on. I like these webinars because they provide facts, but not specific to one topic.”

— Lisa Tayler, research administrator, Lawrence Technological U.
“The information is current, broad enough to give a bird's-eye view of what's happening, yet with a level of detail and deeper view of sample cases to be personally relevant.”

— Lirio Patton, clinical associate professor, Arizona State U.
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 Daily Briefing Live 

Trump and Higher Ed: The Latest

Mar 26 | 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

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The Chronicle’s free webinar series exploring the Trump administration's impact on colleges continues this spring: Join our experts as they break down the latest developments from Washington and what they mean for your institution.

Sign up today to join our March session devoted entirely to audience Q&A. When you register, you’ll also receive access to on-demand recordings of our February and January sessions.

Sarah Brown, The Chronicle’s news editor, and Rick Seltzer, author of the subscriber-only Daily Briefing newsletter, will unpack the most pressing issues in higher-ed policy, helping you stay informed and prepared for the year ahead.

Please use the form on this page to submit questions for our speakers. Sarah and Rick will answer questions throughout the entire March session.

Not yet a subscriber? Join us today and get 3 months of unlimited access for just $1.

Webinar schedule:

  • Session 3 (Audience Q&A): March 26 at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT
Register to watch on demand:
  • Session 1: January 21
  • Session 2: February 19 

Don’t worry if you can’t attend live: Registrants will receive reminders before each session and on-demand access to the recordings afterward.




What attendees are saying:

“Many webinars discuss specific issues, such as the indirect-cost rate, but fail to give us an overall view of what is going on. I like these webinars because they provide facts, but not specific to one topic.”

— Lisa Tayler, research administrator, Lawrence Technological U.

“The information is current, broad enough to give a bird's-eye view of what's happening, yet with a level of detail and deeper view of sample cases to be personally relevant.”

— Lirio Patton, clinical associate professor, Arizona State U.





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