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Alternative StrategiesDiversity Statements Are Being Banned. Here’s What Might Replace Them.
Academic disparities between student groups are hurting colleges’ overall retention efforts. Advocates are pushing for a way forward. -
Advice
Life as an Administrator Who Happens to Be Transgender
A look at the opportunities and challenges of being gender-diverse in leadership positions in higher education. -
The Review | Essay
Where Identity Politics Actually Comes From
Nationalism, not postmodernism, is the fount of today’s politics of recognition. -
'A Tender and Rough Spot'
How a ‘Top Down’ Leadership Culture Set the Stage for Texas A&M’s Summer of Scandal
Years of weakened shared governance have exacerbated fears about the institution’s vulnerability to outside pressure. A new leader wants to turn the page. -
'Little Confidence'
Students and Administrators Say Colleges Should Embrace Racial Justice. They Don’t Always Agree on How.
A new report from Naspa: Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education examined the two groups’ perspectives on factors that influence and hinder campus inclusion. -
The Review | Opinion
The Court’s Affirmative-Action Ban Is a Gift in Disguise
The old diversity regime was a bit of a mess. Let’s reform it. -
The Review | Essay
Hamline President Goes on the Offensive
Despite the AAUP’s concerns about academic freedom, Fayneese Miller is doubling down. -
Offering a Haven
Colorado College Encourages Students to Transfer From States With Anti-DEI Laws
The private institution announced an initiative Thursday for students who feel ostracized by the policies in Florida, North Carolina, North Dakota, Tennessee, and Texas. -
Collateral damage
When Your Professor Disappears and No One Will Tell You Why
For three UCLA doctoral students, the punishment imposed on their mentor set them back, too. -
The Review | Opinion
Today’s DEI Is Obsessed With Power and Privilege
It’s time to overturn the Robin DiAngelo and Ibram X. Kendi model.
