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DOJ investigating University of California over ‘potential race- and sex-based’ hiring discrimination

  • The United States Department of Justice opened an investigation into the University of California for alleged race- and sex-based discrimination in hiring practices, possibly violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
  • UC President Michael Drake received notification of the investigation from the DOJ, which indicated concern over the university's hiring practices.
  • The DOJ assigned Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General Eric Sell to oversee the investigation, which may result in fines if UC is found in violation of federal laws.
  • The University of California stated its commitment to fair processes and intends to cooperate with the DOJ during the investigation.
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abc10 News broke the news in Poway, United States on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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