DC Wants to Require Day Care Workers to Have a College Degree
The proposal has sparked strong opposition, who call it "outrageous" and say it would hurt single mothers. On Fox News.
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New Duke Center to Focus on Healthcare Equity
The Duke Center for Research to Advance Healthcare Equity will focus on racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare access. On Triangle Business Journal.
Education Department Regulation Rollback Helps Black Colleges
Small, historically black colleges have supported Betsy DeVos' higher standards for misleading students, assuaging leaders' fears of one small mistake ruining their college. On The New York Times.
Law School Accreditors Under Fire for Announcing Non-Compliance
When the American Bar Association publicly notes law schools aren't in compliance with admission standards, the schools panic—and some sue. On Inside Higher Ed.
Shaw University Gets Grant for Local Entrepreneurship
The grant will be used to fund students and entrepreneurs in starting and growing businesses in the area. On Triangle Business Journal.
Former Mizzou Dean Fired After Questioning Racial Quotas
The dean worried that a focus on the school's diversity initiatives posed moral problems and legal risks. On Campus Reform.
Prof Loses Suit Against LSU After Dismissal for Profanity, Sex Life Discussions
The professor's profanity and stories about her sex life do not fall under the First Amendment, according to a U.S. District Judge. On Inside Higher Ed.
No, the Right Did Not ‘Weaponize’ Free Speech
Some see the right's defense of free speech as a tool to further control the university, but; to pretend otherwise is to deny reality. On Minding the Campus.
NYU Prof Sues Colleagues for Defamation
The professor started an anonymous Twitter account to criticize the "PC Gestapo" on campus. On the New York Post.
‘People in the Midst of an Ideological Re-Education Exercise’
At Evergreen State College, students are fearful of holding a nuanced opinion. On Reason.