Andrew Martin

I don't know what Washington University is going to look like in six or 12 months. And I think as we think about higher education systemically, we have the same concerns.

Not in my lifetime.

Not in my lifetime.

Not in my lifetime.

Universities and the federal government entered into an agreement right after World War II. And the purpose was to build the very best scientific research engine in the world. And we did it. And we're concerned that some of the actions that are being taken are going to destroy something incredible that we've built together since the end of World War II.

Universities and the federal government entered into an agreement right after World War II. And the purpose was to build the very best scientific research engine in the world. And we did it. And we're concerned that some of the actions that are being taken are going to destroy something incredible that we've built together since the end of World War II.

Universities and the federal government entered into an agreement right after World War II. And the purpose was to build the very best scientific research engine in the world. And we did it. And we're concerned that some of the actions that are being taken are going to destroy something incredible that we've built together since the end of World War II.

So everybody looks tired. We're all uncertain about what the future looks like.

So everybody looks tired. We're all uncertain about what the future looks like.

So everybody looks tired. We're all uncertain about what the future looks like.

No. No. There is not.

No. No. There is not.

No. No. There is not.

Some of us aren't that tech savvy.

Some of us aren't that tech savvy.

Some of us aren't that tech savvy.

I can certainly talk about it. I know the information well.

I can certainly talk about it. I know the information well.

I can certainly talk about it. I know the information well.

There are certain things you can't put on a grant. You know, you can't put a building on a grant.