Colleges ‘must tackle trust and international woes’ post-Trump

ACE and AAC&U leaders want to reverse narratives of US as ‘closed for business’ and degrees leading to ‘25 years in your parents’ basement’

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March 31, 2021

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December 29, 2018, Lake Worth, Florida, USA. An inflatable balloon resembling President Trump is located on a boat who opposes the President.

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