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Professors: Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity are Not Essential to Higher Education

Our contention is that calls for greater freedom of speech on campuses, however well-intentioned, risk undermining colleges’ central purpose, namely, the production of expert knowledge and understanding, in the sense of disciplinarily warranted…

Black History Month 2024 | Representation, Identity, Diversity and Inclusion

I love history and Black History Month is one of my favorite celebrations. It’s time for reflection – what have you been doing since you learned the meaning of Black History Month? One way to celebrate and reflect is by learning about black global…

Education Secretary Calls Diversity Program Cuts Latest ‘Boogeyman’ To Divide Schools

WASHINGTON ― U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said Tuesday that he believes attacks on diversity programs in public schools are part of a larger campaign to “decrease the confidence in our public schools.” In a roundtable discussion with Black…

A Trio of African American Women Who Are Taking on New Diversity Roles in Higher Education

Menah Pratt , vice president for strategic affairs and diversity at Virginia Tech, was named chair-elect for the Council on Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion of the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities. Founded in 1887, the Association…

Professors: Free speech and intellectual diversity are not essential to higher education – NaturalNews.com

(Article republished from JonathanTurley.org) Two Arizona State University professors — Richard Amesbury and Catherine O’Donnell — wrote that free speech concerns yield too much to the “right wing” and that free speech should not be given the…

A Catholic alternative to diversity, equity and inclusion in education

A Catholic alternative to diversity, equity and inclusion in education During my graduate work at Harvard Divinity School, I took a course that transformed my understanding of the U.S. civil rights movement. In his class “The Ethical and Religious…

Three African Americans Appointed to Diversity Posts

Sharod L. Tomlinson was recently been named assistant vice president for equity and inclusion/student belonging at St. John’s University in Queens, New York. Dr. Tomlinson has been on the staff at the university since 2016. He previously was the…

Unveiling the Shadows: The Controversial Legacy of America’s…

Secret societies have long been a part of the mystique surrounding elite American universities. Known for their…

Navigating the Diversity Dilemma in Traditional Higher…

Understanding the Diversity Dilemma in Traditional Higher Education Understanding the Challenges of…

The Black neighborhood home appraisal gap is real. Can we…

The Bankrate Promise: At Bankrate, we strive to help you make smarter financial decisions. While we adhere to…

The Power of College Diversity: Impact on Student Success

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are crucial components of a thriving higher education environment. In today's…

Fostering Inclusive College Environment

Creating an inclusive college environment is crucial for the success and well-being of all students. Inclusivity…

Education Secretary Calls Diversity Program Cuts Latest…

WASHINGTON ― U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said Tuesday that he believes attacks on diversity programs in…

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Mormon Educators Offer to Help Brigham Young University’s LGBTQ Students Transfer

After Brigham Young University leadership reiterated a campus ban on “same-sex romantic behavior” on March 4, Mormon writer Meg Conley put out a call on Twitter, offering to edit application essays for LGBTQ students who wanted to transfer…

Air Force cadets undergo gender-inclusive training

No more letters home to Mom. Air Force cadets are being told to address people in ways that “include all genders” — dropping the use of “boyfriend or girlfriend” and even “mom and dad.” Diversity and inclusion (D&I) training at…

New White House report seeks employment, quality of life improvements for military families

A report from the White House, scheduled to be released this morning, says that unemployment among military spouses remains at 22 percent, leading 39 percent of military families to discuss leaving active-duty military service. Generated by…

Americans Want Diversity in Higher Ed, But Less Sure About Affirmative Action

Although the U.S. Supreme Court slammed the door on race-conscious admissions practices this past June, Americans still broadly believe in the importance of diversity in higher education. And Americans have complex beliefs about…

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