MIT becomes first elite university to ban diversity statements
- Requests for diversity statements in faculty applications at MIT have been eliminated, following President Kornbluth's directive and support from key officials.
- Kornbluth aims to foster diversity without compelled statements infringing on freedom of expression, highlighting the university's shift away from requiring diversity pledges.
- MIT's previous guidance emphasized diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments in faculty applications, but now the university has removed this requirement, setting a new precedent.
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