Sorority apologizes for congratulating Amy Coney Barrett
The Kappa Delta sorority apologized for a social media post congratulating Supreme Court justice nominee and Kappa Delta alumna Amy Coney Barrett.
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MSU ‘eliminates’ the terms ‘foreign’ and ‘alien’
The Michigan State University Provost said the school would no longer use the terms "foreign" or "alien."
UW-Madison student gov votes to remove Lincoln statue, a ‘remnant’ of ‘white supremacy’
The University of Wisconsin-Madison student government approved a resolution calling for the removal of a statue of Abraham Lincoln on campus.
Brandeis promotes music prof’s anti-gun song, comments
Brandeis University highlighted a song inspired by the gun debate written by a Professor on their website.
Federal grant helps prof determine which landmarks are racist
One University of Oregon professor is researching more than 2,600 different landmarks across the U.S. and “the degree to which white supremacy and racial injustice is acknowledged.”
Hundreds of business profs denounce Trump, support Biden as ‘act of conscience’
Hundreds of business school professors signed a statement condemning President Trump and advocating for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
California fails to overturn ban on affirmative action in college admissions
On November 3, California voters had a chance to overturn the state’s ban on affirmative action.
Harvard epidemiologist in Chinese dictator hat wants ‘accountability’ for anti-lockdown academics
An epidemiologist/Health and Human Rights Fellow at Harvard University called for "some form of accountability" for anti-lockdown scholars.
Senators ask DOJ to investigate segregation at colleges
The Senators expressed concern that segregated trainings and learning events at these universities stand in conflict with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits racial discrimination in federally funded programs.
UW ‘surprised’ to find that most students aren’t racist
The University of Wisconsin-Madison conducted a multi-year study to see whether its own students treated others differently based on their identities.
