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Katherine Mangan

Hansville

I'm a reporter for the Chronicle of Higher Education, covering campus diversity and equity issues, completion efforts and more [email protected]

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  • After Feds Warn U. of Virginia It Is Moving Too Slowly, Board Quickly Rescinds DEI Goal

    2 weeks ago | chronicle.com | Katherine Mangan

    Four years ago, the University of Virginia Board of Visitors endorsed a call to double the number of underrepresented faculty by 2030 and to develop a plan for building a student population that better reflected the state’s racial and socioeconomic diversity. The university’s president, James E. Ryan, said the move signaled that “becoming a more diverse, equitable place is both the right and the smart thing to do.” Or subscribe now to read with unlimited access for as low as $10/month.

  • ‘It’s Punishment for the Sake of Punishment’

    2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Katherine Mangan

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  • Under Trump, Punishing Before Investigating Becomes the Norm

    2 weeks ago | chronicle.com | Katherine Mangan

    On March 3, the Trump administration notified Columbia University that it had launched a “comprehensive review” of more than $5 billion of the university’s federal grants and contracts in light of “ongoing investigations” into its alleged failure to police antisemitism. Or subscribe now to read with unlimited access for as low as $10/month.

  • Head of University of Michigan’s Embattled DEI Program Will Lead AERA

    1 month ago | chronicle.com | Katherine Mangan

    Tabbye M. Chavous, who has spent the past two and a half years at the helm of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor’s embattled Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, will be leaving the flagship campus this summer to head the American Educational Research Association, the group Or subscribe now to read with unlimited access for as low as $10/month.

  • DEI Will Continue at His School, U. of Mich. Dean Says in Since-Deleted Post

    1 month ago | chronicle.com | Katherine Mangan

    Despite the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor’s decision on Thursday to close its diversity, equity, and inclusion offices, one dean told his colleagues over the weekend that he has no intention of ending DEI. “Diversity, equity, and inclusion will continue at the Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design because our academic program and DEI initiatives are legally compliant, in alignment with our university values, and an extension of the mission of our school,” Carlos F.

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Katherine Mangan
Katherine Mangan @KatherineMangan
17 Apr 25

RT @katebellows: A look at New College of Florida, two years post-takeover, by @EmmaJanePettit. https://t.co/rB0hDRIJaC

Katherine Mangan
Katherine Mangan @KatherineMangan
17 Apr 25

RT @katebellows: Many Gen-Z college students want to get off their phones and "touch grass," writes my colleague and fellow Gen-Zer @Maddie…

Katherine Mangan
Katherine Mangan @KatherineMangan
4 Apr 25

Cutting more than 90 % of the IES staff and canceling nearly all of its contracts means that the research arm that for decades has informed higher ed policy won't be able to fulfill its congressionally mandated responsibilities per https://t.co/R1Gdy6lYR1