The Supreme Court outlawed the use of race in admissions last month, but the scrutiny of colleges’ responses to the landmark ruling is just beginning. Students for Fair…
Read more SFFA Urges Colleges to Shield ‘Check Box’ Data About Race From Admissions OfficersThe lawsuits that ultimately led to the Supreme Court’s long-awaited decision on race-conscious admissions centered on two colleges where most prospective students who apply won’t get in. At…
Read more The Supreme Court’s Admissions Ruling Mainly Affects Selective Colleges. They’re a Tiny Slice of Higher Ed.Across the country, Republicans have attacked diversity, equity and inclusion offices on college campuses as being discriminatory, ineffective, and a waste of taxpayer money. They’ve introduced dozens of…
Read more Where DEI Efforts Are Ambitious, Well Funded, and Taking Fire From All SidesIt was almost midnight on St. Patrick’s Day at the University of Michigan, and the party was in full swing. Inside, college students were stumbling and falling to…
Read more More College Students Are Choosing to Stop Drinking. Their Campuses Are Still Catching Up.Public colleges and universities across the country are barring TikTok from their internet systems as a slew of states ban the popular video app from state-owned devices. In…
Read more Public Colleges Across the Country Are Banning TikTok on Their Networks. Here’s What That Means.Eight years ago, New Jersey City University began several ambitious efforts to expand its campus locations through real-estate deals and a public-private partnership meant to bring in more…
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