Tag: discrimination

On April 19, the United States Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights declared new Title IX regulations to replace the version ratified in 2020.…

Thanksgiving break is typically a time for togetherness and gratitude, a social gathering that college students all around the country look forward to, yearning to…

On Aug. 3, 2023, the Florida Department of Education banned the teaching of AP Psychology in Florida schools. Citing the “Parental Rights in Education Act”…

“My name is Keyuxi, and I go by Summer.” This is how Summer Zhou, a pre-junior marketing and communications major at Drexel, introduces herself to…

Being asked to leave a public place because of what you are wearing is not only embarrassing, but it can make a person feel insecure.…

Swarthmore College is located approximately 30 minutes from Drexel University. The college has drawn national attention after students responded to leaked minutes from fraternity houses…

President John A. Fry sent out a campus-wide email last Wednesday, with the headline reading “No Place for Intolerance at Drexel.” What President Fry was…

This month the public school district of Biloxi, Mississippi, came to the decision that “To Kill a Mockingbird” contains language too “uncomfortable” for middle school…

During his divisive campaign, President Donald Trump presented himself as more of a moderate by disavowing conservative Republican orthodoxy and making a promise to protect…

It was the worst 102 minutes in American history. In a single day, 2,977 lives were lost. Four planes crashed. Two Towers fallen. Yet, most…