URI among schools targeted in civil rights complaints

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A CLOSER LOOK: More than 30 scholarships offered at the University of Rhode Island are the focus of a complaint filed by the conservative nonprofit Legal Insurrection Foundation alleging that the scholarships violate federal law because eligibility is partially based on race and gender. 
COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
A CLOSER LOOK: More than 30 scholarships offered at the University of Rhode Island are the focus of a complaint filed by the conservative nonprofit Legal Insurrection Foundation alleging that the scholarships violate federal law because eligibility is partially based on race and gender. 
COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights has opened an investigation into 35 scholarships offered at the University of Rhode Island after a Barrington-based conservative nonprofit filed a complaint alleging that they violate federal law by setting qualifications based on race and gender. Although the Equal Protection Project, an arm of the nonprofit

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