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The Atlantic·5 min read·hard

Higher Ed Is Very Sorry

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Rose Horowitch
Higher Ed Is Very Sorry
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Major American universities are conducting internal studies to understand the sharp decline in public trust toward higher education. While some reports blame external factors like political polarization, others suggest that institutions have failed to address their own role in the loss of public confidence.

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Addresses the growing disconnect between academic institutions and the American public, which has significant implications for education policy and funding.

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Universities are studying how they lost the public’s trust.

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Political Bias
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Confidence: 75%

Reports on institutional self-reflection; presents multiple viewpoints on the causes of declining trust.

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