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CU Denver will drop $4 MILLION on diversity programs
University of Colorado Denver's Equity Task Force recommended the allocations, which will be used for 'diversity, e…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Jun 7, 2021
Harvard sponsored 'race-based' programming, gets hit with complaint
University of Michigan argues that the group events violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
By Alex Munguia  
Jun 2, 2021
College hosted a BIPOC-only vaccine clinic
Middlebury College hosted a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for only BIPOC individuals.
By Katelynn Richardson  
May 29, 2021
University health program gives preference to 'transgender and BIPOC' artists for project
The Trangender Health Program at the University of Utah Health is looking to commission an artist to create a butte…
By Ophelie Jacobson 
May 25, 2021
Classes reportedly cancelled following 'Paw Patrol' police dispute
Cypress College in California is facing backlash for an incident in which an adjunct professor berated a student wh…
By Angela Morabito 
May 19, 2021
WMU administrator reportedly calls 'Back the Blue' and 'All Lives Matter' slogans 'white supremacist'
A university administrator discovered that a building was vandalized with "white supremacist slogans."
By Leana Dippie  
May 6, 2021
University of Montana student government unanimously passes bill to require ‘anti-bias’ training among leadership
The University of Montana student government unanimously approved legislation to mandate “anti-bias” training for a…
By Ben Zeisloft  
May 6, 2021
San Diego State researcher runs ‘anti-racist’ day care
An instructor at San Diego Community College District leads an anti-racist day care service.
By Ben Zeisloft  
May 6, 2021
Syracuse course questions whether academia should stop teaching Shakespeare
Syracuse University is offering a course in the English Department this Fall, entitled “Why Shakespeare? Race in t…
By Justine Murray 
Apr 23, 2021
SUNY Geneseo announces new dorm 'for Students of Color'
SUNY Geneseo is creating a "Living Learning Community" specifically "for students of color."
By Jessica Custodio  
Apr 21, 2021
Berkeley is looking for an employee to run 'climate healing circles' with 'BIPOC' activists
A UC Berkeley office is hiring a “Wellness and Environmental Justice Coordinator."
By Sam Larson  
Apr 19, 2021
Macalester College offers 'weightlifting for women of color'
Macalester College in Minnesota is offering "weightlifting for women of color" as part of its "anti-racism" efforts…
By Hannah Keller 
Apr 18, 2021
New course will teach UNH students about 'racism in science'
Academics at the University of New Hampshire are teaching a new course about anti-racism in STEM.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Apr 6, 2021
This campus buzzword just made it into the dictionary
Dictionary.com added the term “BIPOC” — a label made popular by activists on college campuses — to its lexicon.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Apr 2, 2021
UVA restricts signage allowed on students’ doors to restrict speech it doesn't like
In fall 2020, students living on the University of Virginia’s iconic Lawn affixed signs, which read, “F**ck UVA” on…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 29, 2021
Race-based COVID vaccine distribution is needed, profs say, because US is racist
Professors argued during a recent webinar that race should be a determining factor in COVID-19 distribution.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 18, 2021
'Yoga for QTPOC Folx': Despite segregated rock climbing backlash, Cornell offers more identity-specific classes
Cornell University's Women’s Resource Center is hosting three identity-specific yoga classes during the spring 2021…
By Matthew Wilson 
Mar 16, 2021
Northeastern hires first-ever 'chief inclusion officer'...while hiking tuition 3.7 percent
Northeastern University hired its first “Chief Inclusion Officer” — even after it raised tuition by 3.5 percent ami…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 4, 2021
Oregon advisory board, led by profs, backtracks on prioritizing COVID vaccine for minorities after realizing it's 'not legal'
Oregon’s COVID-19 committee — which includes two academics — listed communities of color as priority recipients of …
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 1, 2021
Cornell charges students $1,800 for racially-segregated rock climbing class, frantically scrubs website when confronted
A Cornell University course titled “BIPOC Rock Climbing,” was originally restricted to “people who identify as Blac…
By Matthew Wilson 
Feb 18, 2021