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Texas A&M University will not reinstate a lecturer fired over teaching gender identity, despite a faculty panel deeming the dismissal unjustified. The lecturer plans legal action.
Sacramento State students are protesting a new mandate requiring them to live on campus for their first two years, citing high costs and lack of choice.
Duke University's Baldwin Scholars program, previously for female students since 2004, now accepts all undergraduates. This change aligns with national re-evaluations of DEI initiatives.
Michigan State University's trustees voted to remove "diversity" from a top official's title, renaming the role to Chief Inclusion Officer amid federal pressure.
A new Harvard report reveals over 60% of undergraduate grades are A's, prompting the university to consider major reforms like adding an A+ grade.
An Ohio University professor was removed from his course after being detained by the Israeli military during a Gaza aid mission, with the university citing an unapproved change to online instruction.
A former Auburn University lecturer, Dr. Candice Hale, is taking legal action after being terminated for a controversial social media post made in September.
Princeton University will require all on-campus students to buy a meal plan starting in 2026, eliminating the 'independent' option and reducing some financial aid refunds.
Harvard University has suspended its historic Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra for the fall semester following an investigation into hazing allegations at a retreat.
Harvard Business School has quietly ended its $25 million Racial Equity Action Plan, launched in 2020, removing its website and offering limited details.
Over 400 colleges and universities across the U.S. have eliminated or rebranded their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs due to new laws.
Universities across the United States are shifting from banning generative AI to actively integrating it into their curricula and academic policies.
