Two scholars debate race- versus class-based affirmative action
By RACHEL LU
December 5, 2019
Both scholars are proponents of racial and class diversity on college campuses, but disagreed upon the means by which to achieve increased diversity.
Dear My People: Affirmative Action Isn’t a Weapon
By ALEXIS LEVATO
November 8, 2018
Let’s stop for a second and think about something; why do we think that colleges, jobs and housing are automatically meant for us?
Panel Discusses Racial Diversity
By Emilie Munson
December 5, 2012
On Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 7 PM., the Student Government Association (SGA) sponsored an Affirmative Action panel in the McCullough Social Space. The panel, which consisted of Dean of the College Shirley Collado, Dean of Admissions Greg Buckles, Charles A. Dana Professor of Political Science Murray Dry and student...
Panels Discuss Money And Race
By Isabelle Dietz
December 5, 2012
On Wednesday, Nov. 28 students gathered in the McCullough Social Space to attend a discussion on socioeconomic diversity, race and higher education, led by Senior Fellow at the Century Foundation Richard Kahlenberg. The event was organized by Money at Midd, a group of students that works to address and...
Affirmative Action Discussions
By Gregory Woolston
November 27, 2012
The Campus will provide complete analysis of this week's affirmative action discussions in its issue to be released on Thursday, Dec. 6. In the meantime, summaries, opinions and photographs are available below. ----- Thursday's Panel: Staff, students and faculty met Thursday afternoon at the second affir...
College Asks SCOTUS To Uphold Affirmative Action
By Ian Stewart
November 14, 2012
In a show of support for race-conscious admissions and as a defense of its current admissions policies, the College has put its name on a brief in a case under consideration by the United States Supreme Court that could potentially put an end to so-called “affirmative action.” The case at hand, Fisher ...
