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“equity”


The DEI Mandates That Won’t Go Away

In September, the American Bar Association’s law-school accrediting council formally repealed Standard 206, commonly known as its diversity standard. In its earlier form, the standard required law schools to demonstrate…


Delaware’s DEI Discount Goes to Court

The University of Delaware has recently discovered that charging full tuition is sometimes easier than getting cute with discounts.  On October 1, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit…



Crime Doesn’t Care About DEI

In just a few weeks time, college students and their parents will descend upon Iowa City, IA, eagerly awaiting a new semester of learning on a safe campus.  But recent…





Trump Abandons the Field on DEI

In February 2025, a newly installed Trump Department of Education (ED) issued a so-called Dear Colleague Letter. The letter put educational institutions on notice that ED intended to enforce the…


When a Medical School Violates the Law

The DEI practices at America’s colleges and universities have been justly criticized for being anti-meritorious, unconstitutional, racist, and costly. However, a recent lawsuit against UCLA’s medical school suggests that its…


UW’s Budget Cuts Aren’t Enough

On January 13, 2026, the Wyoming Legislature’s most powerful body—the Joint Appropriations Committee—voted to cut and withhold nearly $61 million from the University of Wyoming’s recommended budget. News of the…