
Case Western Reserve University closes DEI office in response to Trump executive orders
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56% : School-based programs will undergo similar adjustments, and staff roles may be restructured to support the revised mission, Kaler said.52% : CLEVELAND, Ohio - Case Western Reserve University has closed its Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Engagement, citing the need to comply with presidential executive orders affecting institutions that receive federal funding.
51% : We have watched the evolution of the legal challenges to these executive orders, and, as we have seen among some of our peers already, it is clear we must be in compliance with them to receive the federal funding that is critical to our present and future," Kaler said in a statement. To align with the new requirements, the university will replace the DEI office with the newly created Office for Campus Enrichment and Engagement.
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