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The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA come under fire after hosting a speaker who performed 'non-secular' prayer service to a pagan god during class. Read More.

The University of Delaware just launched a “gender diversity” initiative with the goal of increasing the number of female police officers on campus. Read More.

American Federation For Children senior fellow Shaka Mitchell argued that Colorado Democrats' seek to undercut the state's "bipartisan" legacy and "move backwards" on education reform. Read More.

ANALYSIS: NAACP call to boycott Florida over DEI policies falls flat. Read More.

Antisemitism, loss of affirmative action, bad publicity cited as possible factors. Read More.

Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas announced that the state was expanding its school choice program to include veterans and first responders.  Read More.

A university in Illinois has received a grant to promote “racial healing” and will hire a diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) consultant to revise its nursing program. Read More.

Funding used to support DEI will be redeployed to support teaching and research, university announces. Read More.

Anxiety and depression are part of the mental health crisis impacting young people. Those problems can be traced back to the woke indoctrination they get in their education. Read More.

A racial slur investigation remains under wraps a full two months after the first allegations were levied by the University of North Carolina women’s basketball team after a game at North Carolina State University. Read More.

Biden's administration is reportedly halting the release of a rule regarding transgender athletes until after the election, The Washington Post reported. Read More.

Fourth black female Harvard employee in three months to face plagiarism accusations. Read More.

Two-thirds of colleges and universities polled in a new survey said they don’t believe they’ll be able to successfully process student financial aid data in the next few weeks. And fewer than half of them are adjusting their decision deadlines so far. The concerns were detailed in a letter sent to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona Thursday by the American Council on Education and a slew of other organizations representing colleges in Washington. Read More.

Colleges today aren't sure what they're doing. An application process that for decades focused on SAT and ACT scores is gone for the most part. Yet there are now signs of a comeback, as some Ivy League institutions are reinstating a mandatory submission of scores after changes were put in place during the COVID pandemic. Read More.

‘BIPOC Fellows’ program faces federal investigation. Read More.