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The Review | Opinion
Trust in Higher Ed Was Low. It Just Got Lower.
The antisemitism hearing in the U.S. Congress was a reminder: Many people don’t like us. -
Sticking With the Status Quo
Squeezed by Politics, an Accreditor’s Annual Meeting Concludes With No Vote on a DEI Standard
While six other major accreditors require member colleges to commit to diversity, this one still won’t. -
Confronting Harassment
Ways to Help Vulnerable Foreign Students Know Their Title IX Rights
A $20-million lawsuit that was filed against the Nevada System of Higher Education highlights foreign students’ vulnerability to sexual abuse. -
Advice
How to Make Your Teaching More Inclusive
This comprehensive guide offers a road map to make sure your classroom interactions and course design reach all students, not just some of them. -
'A Journey for the Long Haul'
Where Do Colleges’ Antiracism Centers Go From Here?
Amid scrutiny from legislators and the public, the scholars who lead these centers are trying to defend their work. Six of them spoke with The Chronicle about what they’ve been working on. -
State of Confusion
Are Public Colleges in Texas Still Allowed to Celebrate Pride Month? Depends Who You Ask.
Lawyers are interpreting the new anti-DEI law in a variety of ways, endangering several programs that serve students’ needs. -
Academic Freedom
Did DEI Rules Trample on a Professor’s Free Speech? A Judge Says It’s Plausible.
Community colleges in California now require employees to demonstrate competency in diversity, equity, and inclusion. A court ruling this week raised First Amendment concerns. -
Social Mobility
Why College Access Is a Challenge for Rural Black Students
Organizations like the College Advising Corps seek to create pathways from underserved high schools to college. It isn’t easy. -
Campus Culture
Should the Academic Calendar Include More Religious Holidays?
Colleges are facing pressure to acknowledge non-Christian faiths and adopt more flexible, accessible policies for attendance and coursework. -
Another Battle Over DEI
Wisconsin Governor Sues Republican Legislators for Holding University Pay Raises ‘Hostage’
The suit marks the latest clash over the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion — and control over higher education in the state.