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Students ‘correct gender bias’ on Wikipedia for science class project
A Meredith College biology professor is working to “correct gender bias” on Wikipedia by having her students write new entries about female scientists for the online encyclopedia. Read More.
Conservative professor sues ASU over its mandatory DEI training
‘This kind of DEI training is used to discriminate against Christians,’ scholar argues. Read More.
House Republicans to introduce bill ending federal funding for medical schools with DEI, 'race-based mandates'
House Republicans are sponsoring the EDUCATE Act, which aims to eliminate federal funding, including student loans, for medical schools with DEI practices. Read More.
48 colleges nationwide still require COVID vaccine
Despite ongoing concerns about possible side effects and the overall effectiveness of the shots. Read More.
Students will ‘self-censor’ after Supreme Court dismissed bias response team case: watchdog
The ramifications of the Supreme Court’s recent decision not to take on the contentious issue of campus bias response teams will include students continuing to “self-censor,” a free speech watchdog said. Read More.
Standardized tests aren’t the problem. Here's what is really holding students back
Debates about testing often focus on how different socioeconomic or racial groups compare within the system. Here's the real question: Do these tests even measure what’s important? Read More.
Dental schools continue to embrace DEI
ANALYSIS: Despite healthcare shortage, schools focusing on ‘ideologically-driven initiatives,’ watchdog says. Read More.
Davidson College forces athletes to watch ‘only whites are racist’ video
Davidson College alumni are calling for change after student athletes recently were required to watch the video “I’m Not Racist … Am I?” which labels all white people as racists. Read More.
World-renowned epidemiologist fired from Harvard after refusing COVID vaccine
World-renowned infectious-disease epidemiologist and biostatistician Martin Kulldorff is no longer a professor at Harvard Medical School after refusing the COVID vaccine because he had infection-acquired immunity. Read More.
‘They Weren’t Faring As Well’: Red State University Reinstates Standardized Testing Requirement
The University of Texas (UT) Austin announced Monday it will require applicants to submit standardized test scores to boost student success. Read More.
West Point ditches ‘Duty, Honor, Country’ from mission statement
The United States Military Academy has removed the words “Duty, Honor, Country” from its mission statement, a move approved by Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth and Army Chief of Staff Randy George. Read More.
NAACP urge Black athletes to 'reconsider' playing at Florida colleges due to anti-DEI bill
The NAACP on Monday called on Black student-athletes to boycott Florida public universities and colleges in light of the Sunshine State’s crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Read More.
New California law results in 400 abortions on campus
Pro-life leaders say state pushing abortions on students, neglecting family support. Read More.
Indiana Gov. Holcomb signs elementary literacy bill into law
Republican Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed 67 bills Monday, including one strengthening literacy test standards for the state's grade schoolers. Read More.
TRENDING: Academics embrace new ‘deficit framing’ concept to justify unprepared, underperforming, or immature students
In other words, there isn’t a problem with students entering college grossly unprepared. The problem is college is too challenging. Those that say otherwise are colonizing subjugators. Read More.
