Trump's attacks on DEI at University of Michigan is part of a larger deployment of misinformation and government threats to weaken universities.

Tabbye Chavous, University of Michigan's chief diversity officer, is leaving for another position after UM announced two weeks ago it shuttered its eight-year, multimillion-dollar effort to improve campus diversity, equity and inclusion amid funding cut threats from the Trump administration.

Students at the University of Michigan-Flint are speaking out, disagreeing with the university’s decision to end DEI programs and calling for change.

While just one of hundreds of DEI changes in higher education since Trump took office 10 weeks ago, the news was momentous.

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

The major changes to campuswide DEI initiatives were announced late Thursday afternoon in an email signed by top UM officials.

The University of Michigan is one of the most respected academic institutions ... It should be making the case as to how the Trump administration incorrectly and in bad faith maligns DEI efforts and how equity and inclusion benefit us all.

The University of Michigan is scrapping its once-vaunted program ... The school said it would discontinue its so-called DEI 2.0 plan effective immediately, according to a statement on Thursday.

Colleges are learning to rebrand and lie low during the Trump years. Enjoy the sanity while it lasts.

At this point, it’s a given that each new statement from Santa J. Ono and the Board of Regents will be a disappointment, and on March 27, the University of Michigan administration unsurprisingly announced the termination of their Diversity,