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DEI programs at U.S. universities
University of Virginia settles with Trump administration, promising “merit Over DEI” in new policy shift
The University of Virginia has entered into an agreement with the Trump administration to comply with federal anti-discrimination directives in admissions and hiring, marking the latest in a series of university settlements aimed at resolving government scrutiny over diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies. The Justice Department began probing the Charlottesville campus in April, questioning…
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Effort to overturn Ohio’s DEI and faculty strike ban fails to make ballot
A high-stakes campaign to challenge Ohio’s sweeping new law restricting diversity, equity...
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Trump targets colleges, school equity policies in sweeping executive orders
In a dramatic expansion of his push against diversity efforts in education, President Donald...
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DEI dismantled: Students of color face new hurdles amid campus policy shifts
They arrived on campus with scholarships in hand, welcomed by move-in events tailored to their...
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Few schools publicly rush to comply as Trump’s DEI ban deadline nears
As the Donald Trump administration’s deadline for schools and colleges to eliminate diversity programs approaches, few institutions are openly rushing to comply, according to reports. The directive...
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U.S. universities given two-week ultimatum by Department of Education to end DEI programs or risk losing funding
Universities across the United States have been given a two-week deadline by the Department of Education to dismantle all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs or risk losing federal funding....
