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Scholarship for Black students at UC San Diego rebranded after lawsuit argued it was discriminatory — A college student with a backpack exits a campus building through glass doors. by LinkedIn Sales Navigator/Pexels / Pexels

Education · California

Scholarship for Black students at UC San Diego rebranded after lawsuit argued it was discriminatory

42% Center coverage: 12 sources

A scholarship for Black students at UC San Diego is now available to anyone, regardless of race, after students and a right-leaning nonprofit organization sued the university for discrimination this July. See the Story

Florida College that Faced DeSantis Takeover Becomes First to Sign Trump Pledge

Donald Trump · Sarasota

Florida College that Faced DeSantis Takeover Becomes First to Sign Trump Pledge

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

New College of Florida, which saw a conservative takeover under the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), on Monday became the first school to agree to the Trump administration’s funding compact offering preferential treatment in government grants. The administration had originally sent the agreement to nine schools, including Dartmouth College, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology…See the Story

Texas A&M paid former president Mark Welsh $3.5 million

College Station · College Station

Texas A&M paid former president Mark Welsh $3.5 million

Coverage: 2 sources

Welsh had pushed for a full payout of the remainder of his contract, something that appears to have been a source of tension between Welsh and top administrators, records show.See the Story

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