The new position is part of wider initiative to “address racism” throughout the University.

The assignment instructs students to find peers with certain race and ethnicity-based attributes.

However, despite the lucrative pay, studies have shown that initiatives led by people in such positions have done little to increase diversity.

Professor Elisa Parrett objected during a mandatory, segregated training for white faculty. She claimed that it presented "false dichotomies" that div…

The University of Washington is planning to spend $5 million on a "diversity initiative" over the next two years.

The appointment follows months of student activism, including a strike on election day.

Campus Reform obtained an exclusive look at the mandatory training materials.

A top scientific publisher asks academics to complete an “inclusion and diversity form” before publishing their research.

The announcement came after the Black Student Union made a "recommendation," according to the school.

The move falls in line with a nationwide trend of college newspapers attempting to appear more "woke."

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter Movement, several colleges have offered similar diversity training to UMaine’s program, but without a fee.

She also said that "democracy is failing because of racism."

The committee also recommended hiring an ‘Athletic Diversity & Inclusion’ czar, which will mark the third high-profile diversity official at the unive…

A Cornell University professor, who is a frequent critic of campus diversity initiatives, opined to Campus Reform.

Instead of focusing upon sexual misconduct, the mandates of the committees focus largely upon diversity-related initiatives.

This effort marks the third attempt to remove Trump’s honorary degree in just four years.

Campus Reform obtained exclusive footage of part of the required training.

Ithaca College’s student newspaper asked the president of the school’s College Republicans chapter to write an op-ed addressing the results of the 202…

The president of the university defended the professor, reiterating the instiution's commitment to free speech.