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How DEI Staff Help Retain Faculty of Color
In tough budget times, colleges should not make cuts that shrink that vital mission of staff members dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion, Shannon Portillo writes.

Going After Its Own
The University of Oregon is suing one of its former police officers for allegedly arresting a Hispanic man without a reason and lying about it.

A Debt Long Overdue
A recent report found that the state of Tennessee owes between $150 million and $544 million in land-grant funds to Tennessee State University. Lawmakers have known about the underfunding for decades.

Hopes Raised Then Quickly Dashed
Shortly after a jury in Minneapolis delivered a guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin, Ohio State University students heard about a local police killing and renewed demands for the university to cut all ties with the city's police department.

A Mystery and a Scandal for Anthropology
Weeks after the University of Pennsylvania announced repatriation plans for a controversial collection of skulls, a separate set of human remains is bringing scrutiny. Princeton University is implicated.

A Flier, and So Much More
A debate over a middle school mascot has spilled onto the Tennessee Tech campus, forcing big questions about what free speech and racism really mean.

1 Police Call, Lasting Damage
Smith College can't shake an alleged instance of racial profiling from 2018. Now it's being accused of antiwhite racism.

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Colleges Can Teach How to Open Eyes and Ears
Higher education must help people understand the Derek Chauvin trial and its implications, along with other examples of the brutality of racism, write Suzanne Rivera and G. Gabrielle Starr.
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