Some colleges are changing because of new rules from a leader named Trump. These rules are about diversity, which means how different people are included and treated. In North Carolina, universities decided that students don’t need to take classes about diversity to graduate anymore. That means students can skip lessons about working together with people who have different backgrounds. Another school, the University of Akron, stopped a long-running event called “Rethinking Race” because of these new rules. Many schools across the country are taking down information about diversity from their websites. Instead, they are putting up new pages that focus on working together. Some people think the changes are confusing and chaotic. A leader from a teachers’ group said it seems that these changes are causing a lot of trouble in schools. Trump's new rules are strong and cover many areas. He ordered that schools and offices get rid of diversity programs. These rules also say that any school that does not teach a certain type of “patriotic” education might lose money. Some schools are not rushing to follow these orders just yet. They are carefully watching to see what happens next. It’s a tricky time for many colleges. While some are changing quickly, others are hesitating and thinking about what is right. These moves show how rules can make big changes in schools. It’s important for people to talk about what diversity means. It’s about understanding and respecting people from all kinds of backgrounds. This topic is still being discussed in many places. So, many students and teachers are trying to understand these new rules. They want to figure out how to keep learning about and supporting diversity in safe and healthy ways. It will take time to see how this will all turn out.