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Law Schools the Latest Victims in Trump's Anti-DEI Crusade

The American Bar Association may repeal a longstanding diversity and inclusion standard amid concerns it runs afoul of the president's interpretation of the law.

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Fisk is Getting a $400M Data Center. What Could That Mean for Black Nashville?

The project is part of a $1 billion campus overhaul plan and includes renovated residence halls, upgraded classrooms, an arena, and a new student center.

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Investigation Finds Illinois Colleges Falling Short on Shielding Undocumented Students

Most public colleges and universities in Illinois are failing to fully comply with a new state law that requires the schools have protocols on what to do if immigration agents show up on campus and to provide information to students on how to respond, a Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ investigation has found.

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Lumina-Gallup Study Finds Higher Ed Increasingly Out of Reach for Millions

Nearly three in four adults say a college degree is just as important today as it was 20 years ago, but most say they can't afford it.

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Colorado Lawmakers Propose Cutting State Aid and Work-Study for Private Colleges

Leaders of private colleges are speaking out against the bill, saying it will negatively affect Colorado’s neediest students.

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What You Need to Know About Last Week's Canvas Breach

The breach impacted nearly 9,000 educational institutions worldwide, spanning both K-12 and higher education across the globe.

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Cornerstone University Bets on Mobile-Only Degrees

The app offers a bachelor’s degree for $9,600, compared to the university's traditional average annual cost of $20,301.

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SC State Foundation Sues President Alexander Conyers Amid Growing Campus Turmoil

The new financial feud between the foundation, which alleges retaliation after a refusal to pay Conyers a $75,000 bonus, and the administration caps off a year marred by campus violence and political friction.

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Leadership & Policy

Bard College President Leon Botstein Retires as Memo Details Extensive Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein

In a widely-cited memo regarding an investigation into Botstein’s ties to Epstein, Botstein is quoted as referring to Epstein as “an ordinary sex offender.”

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Education Department Targets Smith College in Expanding Title IX Fight

The probe is the Trump administration's latest move in an overall pattern of rolling back inclusion efforts for marginalized groups.

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Leadership & Policy

Institutions Brace For Federal Showdown Over Accreditation

The U.S. Department of Education's proposed new accreditation rules threaten campus DEI and faculty hiring.

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Leadership & Policy

A "Blow to Progress": Legal Scholars React to SCOTUS’ Voting Rights Act Ruling

From Howard University to UCLA, experts are sounding the alarm that the Supreme Court’s decision effectively "insulates" racial discrimination under the guise of partisan politics, threatening to erase decades of progress.

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