…and baseball games. All of this has gone with the wind. Over the last few decades, Humboldt State University began implementing affirmative action-based recruitment policies targeting inner-city minorities. In 2022,…
…been pleading, demanding that those responsible take some form of accountability, and so that’s what we’re seeing here.” Gaines acknowledged that the action doesn’t erase past harms, but it does…
…having to ‘affirmatively ascribe to or opine about beliefs, affiliations, ideals, or principles regarding matters of contemporary political debate or social action as a condition to admission, employment, or professional…
…enforcement action under the revised Title IX guidance. It may well signal a turning point in the legal and political landscape surrounding sex-based athletic eligibility. Follow Gregory Brown on X….
…in our grasp. The action taken now is just the investment needed to curtail the chaos coming at us. This is a time to take on politicized curricula and professional…
…short, biology instruction mobilized to civic action. More to the point, it was biology instruction mobilized to serve the civic interests of the urban and industrialized society of the North,…
…of pride while claiming neutrality are being intellectually dishonest and are undermining the trust of their students, alumni, and community,” Ritchie, director of TFP Student Action, told the Fix. ‘Proud…
…as well as from that of Mrs. Élisabeth Borne, Minister of State, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research, to file a civil action against the attackers of Fabrice…
…miracle—it’s statistics. [RELATED: Grade Inflation Is the New Affirmative Action] To be fair, some analysts argue that the retention effect may be overstated. Kevin Drum, who first said that the…
…(ASU), where he had been an administrator. On May 5th, ASU sued NSF (Civil Action No. 1:25-cv-11231-IT) for lowering the lucrative “indirect rate” the university collects to pay administrators. ASU…
…only two faculty members at the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism (ISCA) at Indiana University, published a call to action in The Algemeiner: Giving up on universities is…
…action upheld by the Supreme Court two years ago. This is an easy order for Hegseth to give. But it will be hard for him, much less for Congress and…
…ethics and the significance of each action and choice we make. As an example, he commented on reading Machiavelli’s The Prince and exploring the idea of whether “the most expedient…
…and deserve real solutions from leadership, not reckless policies that only fuel the growing anti-Semitic fire. Addressing anti-Semitism requires targeted action against anti-Semites, not sweeping measures that leave Jewish students…
…column, offering news, op-eds, and analysis. “Photo taken during the nation-wide “Action against un-German Spirit” (German: Aktion wider den undeutschen Geist), conducted by the German Student Union” on Wikimedia Commons…
…disorganization” is the students’ natural reaction. This problem is compounded by Progressive educators’ insistence on telling certain groups of students whom they suspect of having math anxiety that they should…
…retaliation as a cause for action, alleging, “De Piero engaged in constitutionally protected speech and was subjected to an adverse employment action as a result.” Attorney Kerwin told the Fix,…
…action – action that values and welcomes each community member and their unique experiences and perspectives.” Well, action really means a commitment to left-wing causes, namely social justice, the LGBT…
…basis for my thoughts, feelings, or modes of action. I would place myself, and I would place you, my young friends, upon grounds vastly higher and broader than any founded…
…let us know what was going on, and we stepped in to shed light on the school’s actions and pursue action to remedy them,” he said. But College President Bob…
…content. The current professoriate will simply repackage their Marxist dogma—cultural or economic—under different labels. Instead, initiate affirmative action for conservative and libertarian scholars, and maintain it until they hold at…
…regulatory enforcement action is based on the Civil Rights Act and the broad principles of SFFA. Arguing that since that case was admissions fact focused, it is not binding regarding…
…divine ties between Jews and the land of Israel. Modern Israel is a technological capitalist success story and a living experiment in solidarity and diversity in action. Modern Israel’s pretext…
…of Jewish students on campus in the 21st. Thanks to legal action and federal investigations, it is now well-known that Jewish undergraduate enrollment at Harvard declined from 25 percent to…
…be cultural appropriation is prohibited, even censored. One can then imagine the pangs of choosing a narrative voice for a writer: from the abstraction that it was when narratology was…
…adverse action against any institution of higher education for complying with a state law or refusing to violate a state law. Any adverse action taken by an accrediting agency against…
…shortages. These do not constitute affirmative action.) Fig.1 Scatter Plot of High School Graduate Advancement/Employment. Image from the paper University admissions are a zero‑sum game. If affirmative action is to…
…and distant figure, and there is some truth to that image. Washington was not given to rash action or speech. He had the talent of knowing when to speak and…
…and academic mandates ” and “[t]o lead health promotion action and collaboration locally and globally.” It went further, stating a need “an explicit stance in favour of health, equity, social…
…lawsuit challenging the prohibition against playing for two schools in the same academic year. In April, former UNC and Duke football players brought action against the NCAA’s eligibility limits, arguing…