How Ohio State’s president is navigating an ever-changing higher education landscape

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Even as his school and other universities across the nation face increasing scrutiny from the Trump administration, the Ohio State University President Ted Carter doesn’t feel targeted by the federal government.

The land-grant university is one of dozens facing federal inquires tied to antisemitism on campus. Carter said he believed the school was included in the probe due to previous investigations launched under the Biden administration.

“I always tell my staff and all my people, if we do the right thing, we stick to our mission, everything will work out,” Carter told USA TODAY. “So if somebody wants to come take a close look at us or ask us why we’re doing certain things, we welcome that.”

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