The Stop Campus Hazing Act, signed into law by President Biden, requires universities to collect and report hazing statistics, implement prevention programs, and identify student groups violating anti-hazing policies. This new federal mandate aims to enhance transparency and accountability in response to growing concerns over hazing-related harm on college campuses. While some institutions are prepared, challenges remain in ensuring full compliance and developing effective prevention strategies.
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Ohio State University faces scrutiny over $13.3 million spent on diversity programs and $15.8 million received from China. Open the Books report questions DEI staff count and financial allocations. OSU has accepted significant foreign and federal funding for various programs, raising concerns about transparency and the connection with international sources.