The Justice Department launched an investigation Thursday into the University of California system to determine if it ran afoul of federal law by engaging in racial or sex-based discrimination when hiring faculty.
Trump’s DOJ probing racial and sex-based discrimination in hiring at University of California school system
Politics
June 26, 2025
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