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Oregon State mentor applicants face social justice criteria even after university ends DEI programs

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By Maya Henry Verified
| Campus Reform Verified
Oregon State University requires applicants for its 2026–27 Academic Learning Assistant positions to demonstrate an ability to learn “social justice principles and concepts,” even after the university ended two diversity programs. The criteria apply to 14 student positions that provide furnished housing, a meal plan, and a $1,320 stipend.
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UC Irvine still promotes partnership with Chinese engineering school flagged by U.S. government

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By Maya Henry Verified
| Campus Reform Verified
The University of California, Irvine (UCI) continues to promote an engineering partnership with a Chinese university flagged by the U.S. government over national-security concerns, even after UCI adopted a new policy restricting agreements with federally listed entities. UCI’s Office of Research issued the policy on July 1, prohibiting UCI components from entering, renewing, or continuing institutional agreements involving listed entities without an approved exception.
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U.S. air base in South Korea detains eight student activists after entry attempt

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By Maya Henry Verified
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U.S. security forces detained eight people associated with a South Korean student activist network on Aug. 4 after an unauthorized entry at Osan Air Base, prompting a police investigation at a U.S. installation central to the defense of treaty ally South Korea. South Korean police identified the network as the Korean Progressive University Student Union, known as Daejinyeon. Six members entered the installation, while Security Forces stopped two at the gate and detained all eight.
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