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Hundreds of Students, Faculty, and Administrators Speak Out Against Ohio's Proposal to Reform Public Colleges - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of Students, Faculty, and Administrators Speak Out Against Ohio's Proposal to Reform Public Colleges

The 39-page Senate Bill 83 would ban mandatory diversity training and diversity statements, while also overhauling faculty evaluations and campus mission statements.

More Than 100 People Speak Out Against Massive Ohio Higher Education Bill During Marathon Meeting - Vimarsana News

More Than 100 People Speak Out Against Massive Ohio Higher Education Bill During Marathon Meeting

Among other things, Senate Bill 83 would require American history courses and tenure evaluations based on if the educator showed bias or taught with bias, and prohibit university staff and employees from striking.

SB83 Would Ban 'Controversial Beliefs' In Ohio Colleges - Vimarsana News

SB83 Would Ban 'Controversial Beliefs' In Ohio Colleges

A higher education bill touted by supporters as promoting intellectual freedom and equality has university faculty across the state worried about its potential to do the opposite.

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Higher Ed bill takes aim at tenure, labor unions, diversity mandates - Vimarsana News

Higher Ed bill takes aim at tenure, labor unions, diversity mandates

A sweeping higher education bill introduced by Senate Republicans would change how public university professors teach, negotiate and get evaluated.

Higher Ed bill takes aim at tenure, labor unions, diversity mandates - Vimarsana News

Higher Ed bill takes aim at tenure, labor unions, diversity mandates

A sweeping higher education bill introduced by Senate Republicans would change how public university professors teach, negotiate and get evaluated.