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Court rules against perpetual college student slated for deportation

Ruling opens door for detention while separate appeal is pending.

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DOJ: UCSD med school favored black, Hispanic applicants over more qualified white, Asian ones

DOJ: University used 'hardship' proxy for race.

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Connecticut Democrats demand Yale resist Trump – or else lose tax exemption

OPINION: Democrats plan to fight perceived Trump bullying by browbeating Yale?

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Students back harsher sanctions for hate speech targeting minority groups over white people: study 

'[I]dentical statements directed at minority groups elicit stronger punitive responses than those targeting white individuals.'

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UChicago launches campus-wide access to Claude to teach students ‘how to think with machines’

AI has doubled productivity, professor says The University of Chicago partnered with artificial intelligence company Anthropic to give staff and students access to an AI system beginning this month. “Claude Chat, Cowork, and Code will be made available to the campus community” for “research, education, and operations,” a recent announcement from the Office of the []

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New York college accused of discriminating against men in women-only tech initiative

Clinton Community College's new Women in Manufacturing and Technology program, funded by a 50,000 state grant, is facing a Title IX complaint for allegedly discriminating against men.

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WATCH: Are students really becoming more religious?

OPINION/ANALYSIS The College Fix’s Simon Olech talks to students at the University of Washington about whether the think young people really are becoming more likely to believe in God.

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Le Moyne College students may get $2,500 settlements for being forced online due to COVID

Le Moyne College agreed to a settlement in a class action lawsuit related to services students couldn't access during the COVID-19 lockdown.

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California medical schools ditch required social justice courses ‘filled with propaganda’

Word ‘obesity’ exacts ‘violence on fat people,’ course claimed University of California Los Angeles and University of California San Francisco medical schools each removed requirements for certain diversity, equity, and inclusion courses following reports by the Washington Free Beacon. The schools told the House Committee on Education and Workforce this month “that they had discontinued []

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Oregon public health school’s ‘Fat Justice’ initiative combats ‘oppression’ of overweight people

School claims extra cost of plus-sized clothing is product of ‘anti-fat bias‘ The Oregon Health Science University and Portland State University School of Public Health hosts an initiative to combat “anti-fat bias.” “The purpose of the Fat Justice Working Group is to engage students, faculty and staff of the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health []

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