Since President Donald Trump took office in January, higher education has seen major shifts in policy, funding and overall expectations from federal officials. But from budget slashing and layoffs to increased federal scrutiny, universities and education institutions across the country have been adapting to a continually changing environment. Catch up on some news you may have missed with The Chronicle’s recap of seven major updates in the world of higher education from the past month. Northwestern, Texas A&M presidents resignTwo more university presidents joined a growing trend of higher education leaders leaving their posts this month. Alabama State University, Virginia State University, Hampton University in Virginia, Southern University in Louisiana, Bethune-Cookman University in Florida, Clark Atlanta University in Georgia and Spelman College all reported lockdowns.