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MIT suspends pro-Palestinian group following emergency action for Rafah protest

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has suspended the pro-Palestinian Coalition Against Apartheid after the group conducted an “emergency action for Rafah” on February 12 outside the student center at the prestigious scientific institution.

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Corporate DEI on the chopping block - Washington Examiner

Less than a year after the Supreme Court ruled against the practice of race-based preferences for college admissions, the decision raises questions about DEI.

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College Admissions Trends: AI, College Essays And Going International

The end on affirmative action conjured up confusion and uncertainty among colleges and students alike. But the year was also marked by other key developments

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Op-ed: Student protests matter

In every generation, students have been the conscience of the world because they are free from intimidation or concerns for repercussions. I am a physician who has dedicated my entire life to saving the lives of others. My involvement in anti-Apartheid protests in the late ‘70s took place on Stanford University’s campus in California during.

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