Tag: colleges

How Colleges Are Getting Around State Bans – HotAir

Earlier this month I wrote about the University of Texas which was laying off around 60 employees in order to belatedly comply with a state law prohibiting DEI. I say belatedly because the law in question took effect at the beginning of the year but it seems UT’s first reaction wasn’t to get rid of […]

Conservative colleges pick pastors, celebrities and entrepreneurs as 2024 commencement speakers

Many conservative Christian colleges have announced their 2024 commencement speakers, and they don’t include any Republican politicians or former Trump administration officials as November’s presidential election looms. In the past, right-leaning Christian campuses have invited GOP leaders such as former President George W. Bush and former Vice President Mike Pence to address graduating seniors, bucking […]

Regional public colleges eye humanities cuts in 2024

Some regional public universities are bracing for a fresh round of humanities cutbacks in 2024 as more financially conscious students shun degree programs associated with low-paying careers. The expected cutbacks follow on the heels of belt-tightening last year by U.S. colleges facing dwindling enrollments, state budget reductions, rising costs and a shrinking pool of applicants. […]