Facing Blowback For DEI Policies, Brown Misrepresents Free Beacon Report
The university is claiming that the story omitted details it included
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Harvard’s New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of Repression
The university’s adoption of the IHRA definition of anti-semitism conflates critique of Israel with antisemitic speech, directly attacking...
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Columbia Students Sue the University for Its “Heinous” Crackdown on Palestine Protests
Three graduate students identified over 30 violations of long-standing protocols, including using the NYPD to mass-arrest activists, in a New York...
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University of Illinois Sued Over Racial Hiring Quotas
Lawsuit could provide a blueprint for the Trump administration as it seeks to challenge DEI
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Terrified of making a mess, I stopped eating in front of people
Shakily biting into a small spoonful of paella, I silently prayed that my partner, Piyus, wasn’t watching.
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A Field Guide to the Phrase “Dimly Lit”
If a restaurant is dimly lit, every glass of wine costs more than twenty-five dollars. If a restaurant is dimly lit, but not on purpose, the tap...
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Universities Have Been Doing Trump’s Work for Him
The University of Chicago, despite its free speech reputation, has laid the groundwork for the president’s threats against students who protest for...
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The 22 universities that spend at least $120 million annually on their sports teams
College sports make big money, but some schools earn a lot more than others. That money is typically pumped back into the programs in pursuit of...
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The Ivory Tower Doesn’t Pay Taxes, but It Should Still Pay Up
Activists in St. Louis want Washington University—with its multibillion-dollar endowment—to pony up to help rebuild public schools.
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When the Trump Administration Axed a Grant, This University Claimed It Only Did DEI To Appease the Biden Administration. The School’s Website Tells a Different Story.
On February 7, the Department of Education canceled a $6.8 million grant to the University of St. Thomas that had been used, in part, to support...
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