Tag: anti-DEI
Nearly a Third of Faculty Considering Leaving States Over Political Climate,...
A new survey of more than 4,250 professors from Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas found that nearly a third are actively seeking employment...
Law Firm Opens Diversity Fellowship to All Students After Discrimination Suit
Morrison Foerster, a corporate law firm, has revised its diversity fellowship criteria to open the program to students of all races after being sued...
Rice University LGBTQ+ Organization Offers Services to Texas Students Affected by...
As Texas colleges grapple with a new law that bans DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) in higher education, Rice University's LGBTQ+ organization is offering...
Campus Pride Removes Florida, Texas Colleges from List of LGBTQ-Friendly Schools
Due to new anti-LGBTQ+ state laws, the nonprofit Campus Pride excluded four public colleges in Florida and Texas from its 2023 list of the...
University of South Carolina Removes ‘DEI’ From Top Diversity Official’s Title
The University of South Carolina has removed the terms “diversity, equity, and inclusion” from the title of its head diversity official, according to a...
UNT Dissolves DEI Office; South Carolina Bans Diversity Statements, Training
The consequences continue to be profound for higher education when it comes to anti-DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) actions by state legislators. In recent...
Will Anti-DEI Legislation Cause a Research Funding Drought in Higher Ed?
As recent anti-DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) laws targeting higher education take effect, research faculty and those who support their work in affected states...
New College Trustees Propose $2 Million Institute to Combat ‘Cancel Culture’
On Thursday, the New College of Florida Board of Trustees voted to seek $2 million from the state legislature for the Freedom Institute, a...
Texas A&M President Resigns Over Hiring Controversy
The president of Texas A&M University, M. Katherine Banks, announced her immediate retirement on Thursday following controversy over a failed hiring deal with journalism...
Texas A&M Interim Dean Resigns After Hiring of Journalism Professor Draws...
José Luis Bermúdez, the interim dean of Texas A&M University’s College of Arts and Sciences, resigned on Monday after the university backtracked on its...
Defending DEI: University Leaders Share Lessons Learned and Strategies for Moving...
As public universities in Texas, Florida, Tennessee, and North Dakota prepare for and see new anti-DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) laws take effect, similar...
Colleges Are Beginning to Feel the Impact of Anti-DEI Measures
With Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas approving Senate Bill 17 on June 14, the state became the latest to reckon with extensive legislation...
UW System President Defends DEI Initiatives Amid Republican Defunding Efforts
University of Wisconsin (UW) System President Jay Rothman voiced his support of campus DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) initiatives this week amidst efforts by...
University of Arkansas to Dissolve DEI Office
On Tuesday, University of Arkansas (UA) Chancellor Charles Robinson announced the school will begin redistributing staff and resources from the Division of Diversity, Equity,...
AAUP Rallies Support Amid Fight for Academic Freedom, DEI
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) is calling on all professional organizations, unions, faculty, staff, and administrators to fight against attacks on academic...
Anti-DEI Legislation Becomes Reality in Florida, North Dakota
With over 30 anti-DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) bills proposed across the country threatening initiatives, support offices, and curriculum in higher education, the results...
