Intellectual diversity
A university that hires, teaches, and admits from a single point of view stops being a university. We document how narrow the range at UVA has become, and what it costs students.
Assigning Extra Credit for Attending Pro-Hamas Event
<p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;">Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion staff at the University of Virginia downplayed concerns about Tessa Farmer, an anthropology professor who reportedly offered extra credit to students to attend a Students for Justice in Palestine-organized teach-in.</p>
What Viewpoint Diversity Looks Like at the University of Virginia
<p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;">A review of upcoming events at the University of Virginia shows vividly how UVA has become an intellectual monoculture that explores only ideas that fall within a narrow partisan and ideological range.</p>
University of Virginia Spends $20 Million on 235 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Employees
<p>Tens of millions of dollars in student tuition and taxpayer monies are flowing into promoting anti-American notions and radical philosophies that judge the color of one’s skin instead of the content — and competence — of their character.</p>