CSU students sit-in to protest changes to DEI policies
- A group of students at Colorado State University organized a sit-in at the administration building to protest changes to diversity, equity, and inclusion policies announced by President Amy Parsons due to federal mandates.
- The sit-in involved around 20 students who wanted to discuss their concerns with campus leadership regarding the changes to DEI policies.
- President Amy Parsons stated that failure to comply with federal guidelines could risk CSU's federal funding, which is vital to many student programs.
- Students expressed concerns over the elimination of DEI programs and the impact this has on their education and campus experience, highlighting the importance of community resources.
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Duke students, staff and faculty to rally in support of DEI initiatives
On Wednesday afternoon, Duke University students, staff and faculty plan to march in support of DEI, urging the school not to comply with the federal government. The Department of Education has given schools a Friday deadline to comply or lose federal funding.
Temple, stand firm with DEI initiatives
On his second day in office, President Donald Trump repealed the Equal Employment Opportunity Act, passed more than 50 years ago in 1972. The order called for non-discriminatory hiring in all federal contractors, a classification that includes Temple and other public universities. This is part of a broader effort by Trump to roll back diversity, equity and inclusion programs within the federal government by placing all employees on paid leave a…
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