Discrimination

After media scrutiny about all the white men in the University of Kentucky administration, two women and a Hispanic male are named finalists in the provost search. Can a public emphasis on diversity undermine the goal?

Emory president praises Constitution's three-fifths compromise as model for dealing with disagreements today.  Facing outrage, he apologizes for "clumsiness and insensitivity."

Two Texas sports officials -- a black female track coach and a white male football coach -- had affairs with students, but only one was fired. Critics say double standards are at work.

Male faculty members don't take paid parental leave as often as critics assert, even when their spouses also work.

Faculty advocates and disability law experts question physical requirements included in many of Azusa Pacific University's job ads.

Recent incidents bring to light the problem of discrimination against international students.

A Nevada community college student files a federal lawsuit over explicitly sexual class assignments and alleged harassment.

For decades, female presidents led the majority of Catholic colleges. But as women leaders have gained ground elsewhere, at Catholic colleges, they’re disappearing.