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Faculty Are Not the Enemy
Our research suggests the fight against antisemitism would be better served by treating faculty as allies, not antagonists, Graham Wright and Leonard Saxe write.
Judge Keeps Alabama’s Anti-DEI Law in Place for Now
Stand Against the Leaky STEM Pipeline
The disinvestment from DEI and scientific pipeline programs will mean STEM training gaps will only grow, Tania Fabo writes.
ED Clarifies What Race-Based Admissions Data Must Be Reported
UCLA Researchers Get NSF Grants Back Thanks to Court Order
The court win by University of California researchers reduces the Trump administration’s leverage as it demands a $1 billion payment to restore other frozen grants.
Programming for First-Gen Students of All Degree Paths
Boston University’s Newbury Center provides resources and support for students of all levels who are the first in their family to pursue postsecondary education.
Texas Lawmakers Create Overseer to Ensure Colleges Follow Laws
After banning DEI efforts, the Legislature passed another law this year upending faculty senates, mandating curriculum review and creating more regulations. It also invited people to complain to a new watchdog about alleged violations of these rules.
Research: Equity Gaps in Academic Advising
A study of academic advising finds that historically marginalized groups are less likely to see improvements in time to graduation or GPA after meeting with an adviser compared with their white peers.