Established in 2022, the ARL Monitor was relaunched in spring 2025 as a quarterly newsletter providing intelligence and insight on the research environment. Aiming not to break the news but to offer analysis and contextualization of thoughtfully curated content, the ARL Monitor helps set the context for member engagement with issues related to scholars and scholarship.
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Winter 2026
ARL Monitor: Public Edition (Winter 2026) In the Government Affairs section of this issue, Capitol Hill pushes back on the Trump administration’s proposed cuts to research funding, while Ottawa looks to research...
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Fall 2025
ARL Monitor: Public Edition (Fall 2025) In the Government Affairs section of this issue, research funding on either side of the 49th parallel gets top billing. Around the Ecosystem presents new approaches to tracking...
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Summer 2025
ARL Monitor: Public Edition (Summer 2025) From the Government Affairs section of this issue, the Gold Standard Science executive order and updates to the NIH’s Public Access Policy loom large in the...
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Spring 2025
ARL Monitor: Public Edition (Spring 2025) In Government Affairs, an analysis of grants from the US Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to ARL member libraries quantifies the Association’s...
