Podcast | Can higher ed diversify without affirmative action?

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For this episode of Crosscut Reports, host Sara Bernard talks with reporter Andrew Engelson about how the end of affirmative action affected who goes to college; what the University of Washington has done since the 1998 ban to work toward campus racial diversity; and the implications of UW’s challenges and outcomes for higher education across the country.

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