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William A. Jacobson's coverage is focused on higher education, discrimination, civil rights, Supreme Court decisions and anti-Semitism. His articles often track evolving stories related to government policies and legal regulations in the context of culture & society issues.
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By: William A. Jacobson
Education Dept. launches investigation “to examine whether USC and/or [Loyola Marymount] discriminate against students on the basis of national origin by promoting and facilitating the Institute which excludes students from participation who do not identify as Hispanic.”
By: William A. Jacobson
“Having eliminated CRT and DEI from federal grants, the Trump administration should close the Intersectionality loophole and stop federal grantmaking for programs that promote Intersectionality,” Jacobson told The Post.
By: William A. Jacobson
This makes four universities whose race- and ethnicity-based campus housing are under investigation following civil rights complaints by EPP. More to follow.
By: William A. Jacobson
We value your privacy Customise Consent Preferences She will face liberal Democrat Annie Edwards in the November general election.
By: William A. Jacobson
“We have to realize that there are people who do not view teaching as their calling. They are not in academia to teach. They're in academia to politicize.”
By: William A. Jacobson
Investigation of Thomas Jefferson University covers four scholarships offered by the Sidney Kimmel Medical College and one scholarship offered through TJU's College of Rehabilitation Sciences.
By: William A. Jacobson
MO AG: “Never before in American history has a court overturned a congressional map after a primary and before a general election. This unprecedented decision clearly violates federal law and has thrust our state into a full‑fledged constitutional crisis.”
By: William A. Jacobson
“The University acknowledges that the scholarships at issue in this complaint are restricted on the basis of sex and/or race and does not assert a legal justification for the manner in which the scholarships are administered, offered, or promoted by the University.”
As we approach the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, I thought it appropriate to rerun Mandy's September 11, 2013 post, “Remembering September 11th and the importance of loved ones and endurance,”
By: William A. Jacobson
On the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on February 19, 2009: “We're thinking of having a Chicago Tea Party in July. All you capitalists that want to show up to Lake Michigan, I'm gonna start organizing.”
