College Leaders Face Uncertainty and Challenges Amidst Trump’s Second Administration
Amid growing anxiety over federal policies, college leaders are urged to openly support academic freedom and engage their communities during turbulent times.
Australia’s Surge in Student Visas Sparks Controversy Ahead of Federal Election
February 2, 2025
Australia’s international student visa issuances hit a record high in late 2023 despite policy changes, sparking debates ahead of a key federal election.
Michigan State University Cancels Lunar New Year Lunch Amid DEI Concerns
February 2, 2025
Michigan State University canceled its Lunar New Year lunch due to concerns over diversity regulations and student feedback, while other celebrations will continue.
Lunar New Year Celebration Canceled at MSU Amid DEI Concerns
February 2, 2025
Michigan State University canceled a Lunar New Year lunch due to concerns over new executive orders affecting diversity initiatives, impacting cultural events.
San Francisco State University Mandates Climate Justice Course for Incoming Students
February 2, 2025
San Francisco State University will require incoming students to complete a climate justice course starting in fall 2026, emphasizing interdisciplinary learning.
San Francisco State University Mandates Climate Justice Course for Incoming Students
February 2, 2025
San Francisco State University will require incoming students to complete a climate justice course by fall 2026, emphasizing the impact of climate change on marginalized communities.
Idaho Lawmakers Question Boise State University’s Compliance with DEI Regulations
February 1, 2025
Idaho lawmakers are scrutinizing Boise State University for potential violations of the state’s DEI ban, questioning its programs and initiatives.
Idaho Lawmakers Challenge Boise State’s Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion Efforts
February 1, 2025
Idaho lawmakers scrutinized Boise State’s commitment to diversity initiatives amid a crackdown on DEI programs by the state education board.
Florida Board Cuts Race and Gender Courses from State University Curriculum
February 1, 2025
The Florida Board of Governors has drastically revised general education, eliminating courses on race and gender, sparking debate over academic freedom and inclusivity.
Florida Universities Cut Critical Courses on Race and Gender Amid Curriculum Overhaul
February 1, 2025
Florida’s Board of Governors has axed numerous courses on race and gender from general education, sparking concerns over academic freedom and diverse learning.
The Panopticon: Past Insights on Today’s Digital Surveillance Society
February 1, 2025
Scott McLemee explores how the panopticon—a prison design by Jeremy Bentham—has evolved into a metaphor for modern surveillance in society and digital life.