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Duke Law School is under fire for admission procedures that critics say violate a landmark Supreme Court decision restricting race-conscious college admissions. Federal authorities have indicated they may launch a formal inquiry into whether the institution’s recruitment and selection practices run counter to the high court’s ruling.
The Justice Department has also signaled potential enforcement action regarding a geology field program at another university that allegedly restricts participation to students from underrepresented racial backgrounds. The investigation threatens to expand scrutiny of diversity initiatives across American higher education institutions.
In separate academic controversies, a Mississippi professor has disclosed previously unreported methods he employed to identify artificial intelligence-generated work among student submissions, according to a widely shared video. Additionally, a Cambridge University professor has stepped down following allegations of substantial plagiarism in published work, triggering an institutional review.
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