The University of Virginia (UVA) has dissolved its central office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), with all of its programs now under review.

The head of the Virginia NAACP says he was surprised by UVA abolishing its DEI office. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has that story.

In a decision praised by Gov. Youngkin, UVA has officially eliminated its Office of DEI after a unanimous vote by the Board of Visitors, a choice that aligns with President Trump's executive order.

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During a March 7 meeting, the University of Virginia Board of Visitors voted unanimously to dissolve the Office of Diversity, ...

Glenn Youngkin, a Republican who has been Virginia governor since 2022, said “The Board of Visitors voted for common sense, ...

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Youngkin praised the move, saying the UVA Board of Visitors "voted for common sense, saying ‘no’ to illegal discrimination ...

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