…(diversity, equity, and inclusion), characterized by a focus on equality of outcomes, as well as indoctrination and curtailment of speech, is leading higher education on a suboptimal path and resulting…
…to be busy at jobs such as “Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion,” and toward luring “star” faculty members, who don’t actually teach much, away from other schools. But just…
…doing just that. In 2024, for example, Duke physician Dr. Vignesh Raman came under fire after admitting to juking the institution’s residency standards for the sake of “diversity”: The most…
…a professor at the University of Wisconsin, stated that California’s suspension of standardized testing is “a monumental step” toward “diversity, equity, and inclusion.” What is so bad about using standardized…
…Center Aging and Diversity, Center for Aging and Health, Center for (Division of Geriatric Medicine) Aging, Institute on AIDS Research, Center for Air Engineering Laboratory, Baity Ambulatory Care Center American…
Anthropology’s main purpose is to teach us about others—other cultures and people from other times. The study of the other was meant to show us human diversity and similarities. This…
…educational preparation for the world at large,” Rideout said. “And the focus on diversity, inclusion, and identity bloats the staff and payrolls and divides the students.” Data from the Department…
…(such as viewpoint diversity, free speech, or a Great Books curriculum). The AAUP’s politics have also corrupted its vision of academic freedom. For many years, the AAUP has adopted an…
…of education. Second, they want governing boards to increase scrutiny on departments for ideological bias. That sounds like another name for a diversity czar, the latest administrative fad at universities….
…declining academic freedom, many professors are self-censoring on topics such as Israel/Palestine, “diversity, equity, and inclusion,” and federal politics in general. While certain classrooms (e.g., calculus) rightly have no space…
