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1,200 Jewish professors call on Senate to reject controversial antisemitism definition - Vimarsana News

1,200 Jewish professors call on Senate to reject controversial antisemitism definition

Some 1,200 Jewish university professors have signed a statement rejecting a controversial antisemitism definition that the US Senate is considering codifying in federal law.The Statement from Concerned Jewish Faculty Against Antisemitism was...

Once a last resort, Title VI antisemitism complaints are now the 'Wild West' for Jews on campus - Vimarsana News

Once a last resort, Title VI antisemitism complaints are now the 'Wild West' for Jews on campus

Federal civil rights investigations on behalf of Jewish students have grown exponentially since Oct. 7, and take little evidence to launch.

Source: jta.org
Alito's furious Thomas Jefferson dissent bodes well for student diversity. - Vimarsana News

Alito's furious Thomas Jefferson dissent bodes well for student diversity.

As recently as 2016, he had been a champion of Bush’s “top 10 percent” plan, which was designed, in part, to promote racial diversity.

Source: slate.com
Justice Alito's Furious Dissent in a New Admissions Case Is a Good Sign for Student Body Diversity - Vimarsana News

Justice Alito's Furious Dissent in a New Admissions Case Is a Good Sign for Student Body Diversity

As recently as 2016, he had been a champion of Bush’s “top 10 percent” plan, which was designed, in part, to promote racial diversity.

Source: yahoo.com
Report details 'discriminatory censorship' laws targeting schools and students - Vimarsana News

Report details 'discriminatory censorship' laws targeting schools and students

At least 21 have embraced what two legal scholars describe as discriminatory censorship laws.

Source: wfyi.org