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Harvard Rolls Back DEI
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The university’s largest school will no longer require “diversity, inclusion, and belonging” statements when hiring.
By John Sailer
06.04.24 — Education
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Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS)—the largest school within the university, comprising half of all Harvard students—will no longer require “diversity, inclusion, and belonging” statements for faculty hiring. The news, first reported by The Boston Globe, is the latest indicator that elite universities are moving away from the ideolo…

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John Sailer
John Sailer is a senior fellow and director of higher education policy at the Manhattan Institute.
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