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Taxpayers foot $700,000 bill to train cops in DEI at U. Illinois Springfield
‘A $700,000 federal grant to fight phantom police racism is an unconscionable waste of taxpayer resources,’ scholar says. Read More.
Dwyane Wade pledging $3 million donation to Marquette
Dwyane Wade is donating $3 million to Marquette just over two decades after leading the Golden Eagles to their last Final Four appearance. Read More.
Veteran and business owner leaves behind helpful student loan guide: book review
OPINION: A business owner and veteran created a quality college loan guide for parents and students. Read More.
Georgia universities rebrand, rename diversity efforts in wake of new anti-DEI regulations
One Georgia professor argues changes do not eliminate DEI in higher education. Read More.
Education Department to roll out another pathway to student loan debt relief in February
Borrowers will qualify if they took out low initial loans, have paid for years and are enrolled in the SAVE Plan. Read More.
More Christian colleges promote abortion post-Dobbs, research finds
More Christian universities have begun promoting abortion since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, with one in 10 now maintaining some type of relationship with an abortion provider, according to new research by a leading pro-life organization. Read More.
Ocean sciences must incorporate DEI, scholars argue
Ocean science researchers must work “towards equity and justice” in their field, according to a group of scholars.
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New Jersey city council gives 16 and 17-year-olds right to vote in school board elections
Newark City Council unanimously passed a historic ordinance allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the city's upcoming school board election. Read More.
Doctors protest proposed DEI emphasis in Canadian medical school training
‘It will lead to worse care for patients,’ create doctors who ‘care more about ideology’ than patients, watchdog group says. Read More.
UC board chair stands strong against cancel attempt for supporting Israel
The chair of the University of California system’s Board of Regents has not backed down as a coalition pressures him to resign over his engagement with pro-Israel social media content. Read More.
Carroll County schools passes new policy that restricts books deemed 'sexually explicit'
Carroll County Board of Education members unanimously passed a new policy that restricts access to books deemed "sexually explicit" on Wednesday. Read More.
EXCLUSIVE: College Republicans of America endorses Trump for president
The organization said the decision to endorse a candidate for the primary, “typically a rare occurrence in GOP circles, underscores the exceptional nature of this electoral cycle and President Trump’s dominant influence within the Party.” Read More.
University of Michigan's DEI officers cost $30 million: report
The University of Michigan spends $30 million annually on staffers related to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, according to a new report. Read More.
Group preps to sue MIT, alleges it rejects male applicants for less-qualified female ones
‘We will challenge what we perceive to be sex discrimination in the admissions policy at MIT,’ spokesman says. Read More.
A coalition of states call on the Supreme Court to recognize parents' rights regarding transgender policies
West Virginia is leading the coalition of 17 states challenging a transgender policy at a Maryland school district involving parental rights. Read More.
