UNC-Chapel Hill bars use of race in admissions after Supreme Court ruling
- The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees voted to bar the use of race in admissions and hiring.
- This follows a Supreme Court ruling that struck down their previous race-conscious admissions plan.
- The new policy prohibits granting preferential treatment based on race.
- Some trustees criticized the university's handling of past litigation over admissions policies.
- UNC is exploring other options to promote diversity like tuition assistance and internal audits.