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Can Colleges Achieve Viewpoint Diversity Without ‘Affirmative Action for Conservatives’?
Universities and groups pushing to change higher ed have said they support intellectual diversity and similar terms. But few say they’re explicitly trying to attract more right-leaning scholars.
AAUP Forges Ahead With Endorsements Despite Some Initial Backlash
The 12 candidates, all Democrats, were already backed by local AAUP chapters before the national office considered them.
How Proposed Changes to the Census Could Affect Native American Students
The changes wouldn’t affect funding for tribal colleges or nontribal Native American–serving institutions but could eliminate datasets used to fund social services for Native people.
Valley Forge Eyes Move Across State Lines
Amid ongoing tensions with local officials, the Pennsylvania military college is looking to relocate in search of state support. Now it’s being courted by Oklahoma and other states.
3 Takeaways From the Harvard v. Trump Appeal Hearings
At issue is whether the administration can lawfully strip Harvard of federal funding and its ability to enroll international students.
Alabama Makes State Workers Say ‘Gulf of America.’ Colleges Aren’t Spared.
Republican lawmakers say faculty can only call it the Gulf of Mexico for “historical purposes” in academic courses. Journalists are constrained by the restriction, too.
Group Argues Civil Discourse Push Is Conservative, Pro-Israel
A group of scholars has released another report arguing that efforts to promote constructive dialogue and similar concepts are actually targeting progressive activism. Those named in the report take issue with its assertions.
