Students at North Carolina’s public universities can no longer be required to take classes related to diversity, equity and inclusion to graduate.
The University of Akron, citing changing state and federal guidance, will no longer host its “Rethinking Race” forum that it had held annually for more than two decades.
The University of Colorado took down its main D.E.I. webpage, and posted a new page for an Office of Collaboration.
Around the country, dozens of universities and colleges have begun to scrub websites and change programming in response to President Trump’s widening crusade against diversity and inclusion. But much remains unclear about the legality and reach of President Trump’s new orders.