Colleges Rebrand DEI Offices Amid Political Pressure and Funding Threats
December 22, 2025
Colleges like Harvard and Ohio State are renaming DEI offices, raising concerns about the impact on social justice goals.
Colleges like Harvard and Ohio State are renaming DEI offices, raising concerns about the impact on social justice goals.
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