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As a first-generation college student, a Black woman, and the child of immigrants, I have witnessed firsthand the transformative power of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in higher education. These initiatives opened doors for me and countless others, providing opportunities that seemed out of reach for many in my community. Now, as we face a growing backlash against DEI efforts across the country, I find myself deeply concerned about the future of higher education and our nation'
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This is the second time this year—and in history—that the House Education committee has sought to force a college or university to hand over internal documents. Columbia has until Sept. 4 to comply. After investigating antisemitism at Columbia University for six months and receiving thousands of pages of documents, Republicans on the House Education and Workforce Committee say the university has failed to turn over necessary documents that would aid its inquiry.
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Vanderbilt University has plans to expand from Tennessee into Florida, potentially developing a new $520 million campus in downtown West Palm Beach, the South Florida Business Journal reported. The proposed campus would reportedly feature a college for computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as an “innovation hub” seemingly focused on entrepreneurship.
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Vanderbilt University has plans to expand from Tennessee into Florida, potentially developing a new $520 million campus in downtown West Palm Beach, the South Florida Business Journal reported. The proposed campus would reportedly feature a college for computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as an “innovation hub” seemingly focused on entrepreneurship.
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Dear VCU Students,Happy Black and Gold Wednesday! I am thrilled to welcome you to VCU for the Fall 2024 Semester and hope to see you at the Black and Gold Wednesday Launch Party at Noon today at the Compass! We are excited to have you as part of our RAMily and look forward to engaging with you throughout the year. It is my pleasure to share some important resources related to advocacy, well-being, involvement, and safety in this message.
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