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NIH Broke Law by Withholding Funding: GAO

Federal Judge Refuses to Block Alabama Law Banning DEI Initiatives in Public Schools

54% Center coverage: 22 sources

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Boston University Sued by Texas School over Interlocking BU Logo

77% Center coverage: 13 sources

Education · Boston See the Story

Stand Against the Leaky STEM Pipeline (opinion)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The disinvestment from DEI and scientific pipeline programs will mean STEM training gaps will only grow, Tania Fabo writes. A couple of years ago, I got into a heated argument with a white male lab mate about whether racial and gender inequities still existed in science. He argued that, having both made it to our Stanford cancer biology lab for graduate school, the two of us, a white man and a Black woman, were functionally equal, and that attem…DEI · Stanford Read Article

Indiana Governor Calls for IU Plagiarism Investigation

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Indiana governor Mike Braun called on Indiana University’s Board of Trustees to investigate claims that President Pamela Whitten plagiarized her doctoral dissertation, WFYI reported.Mike Braun · Bloomington Read Article

Recipe for Science Superpower? “Pay Your Taxes With Pride”

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Huge dividends from Denmark’s weight loss drug industry are result of high-tax and high-investment economy, says Nobel Prize winner Morten Meldal. Denmark’s world-leading success in commercializing research should not be written off as a one-off confined to the country’s booming weight loss drug industry, a Nobel-winning scientist has argued.Economy · Denmark Read Article

It’s a Small World (After All)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

My take on the quirky and all-too-human realities of academic life, drawing on decades spent in publishing, admissions, the faculty trenches and now as a presidential confidante. These days, most faculty members are tired, sad and as anxious as our tired, sad students. We spend time doing things that aren’t what our advisers did, or what they trained us to do, or even really what we want to do.Read Article

For Learning, You Have to Ride Up the Hill

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

When and how you use assistance is a matter of what you value. On a recent vacation in the southwest portion of Ireland, as I was slogging away, trying to get the bicycle I was peddling up a reasonably daunting hill, I started thinking about generative AI. I was thinking about generative AI because my wife, who is quite fit, but historically not as a strong a biker as I am, had disappeared into the distance, visible only because we were on twist…Ireland · Ireland Read Article

CEO Reflects as the Common App Marks 50 Years

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The organization that started with 15 private colleges now has more than 1,100 participating institutions. But closing equity gaps remains a top priority. Ever since 15 private colleges and universities teamed up to launch the Common App 50 years ago, the college admissions form has shifted practices and technology to meet the changing needs of institutions and students.United States · United States Read Article

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