Ginger O'Donnell, Author at Insight Into Academia

Medical Education Leaders, Researchers Suggest Best Practices for Training Doctors to Safely Prescribe Opioids

Apprenticeships Help Students Earn College Degrees Without Debt

Several Colleges and Universities Announce Plans for Reopening in Fall 2020

Veterinary Technicians Advocate for Their Profession Amid National Shortage

Extremist Groups Spread Hate During COVID-19

LGBTQ Pride Month: Honoring LGBTQ and Ally Activists Who Led the Fight Against AIDS

National Foster Care Month

Women in Medicine Report Higher Prevalence of Microaggressions than Men, Study Shows

Rochester Institute of Technology Hosts ‘Reverse Career Fair’ to Connect Diverse Students with Prospective Employers

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

Pharmacy Students Play Crucial Role in Combatting COVID-19

Month of May Marks 50th Anniversary of Oft-Neglected Tragedy at Jackson State University

Diverse Group of Women Academics Launch ‘Dear Pandemic’ Facebook Page

Religious Diversity is the Missing Piece in Campus DEI Work

At Princeton, Portraits Honor African American Blue-Collar Employees

Journalists as First Responders: Educators Teach Trauma-Informed Reporting, Self-Care

Public Policy and Administration by the Numbers

International Recruitment Organizations Connect US Schools to Students Overseas

Free Speech Center Launches Publication About First Amendment Issues in Higher Education

President of Johns Hopkins University Emerges as Vocal Critic of Legacy Admissions

Recruiting International Students from Africa Is a Worthwhile Challenge

Coronavirus Interrupts Education Plans for Thousands of Students

American Dental Education Association Supports Multiple Paths to Diversity

Institutions Ease the Transition to Higher Ed for Overlooked Student Groups

New App Aims to Make Classroom Discussions More Inclusive

$1.75 Million Grants Help HBCU Combat Shortage of Rehabilitation Counselors

2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates and College Affordability

#YouAreWelcomeHere Scholars Share Their Experience Studying in the United States

Experts Explain the Continuing Drop in International Enrollment and What Higher Ed Can Do to Help

The University of South Carolina Models a Collaborative Approach to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Universities Join Forces for Special Education PhD Program

While Supreme Court Weighs LGBTQ Equality, Some States Are Ahead on Inclusion

Idaho Lawmakers Debate Merits of Diversity Funding at Boise State Event

Leaders at HEED Award Institutions Are Speaking Out

Law School Recruitment and Assistance from Legal Groups Help Firms Diversify the Profession

Nursing Professor Takes the Long Road to Fight Student Hunger

Senate Education Chairman Blocks FUTURE Act for Minority-Serving Institutions

The Role of Diversity Leaders at US Business Schools

Work Experience, Specialized Services Are Key to Reducing Unemployment Among People with Disabilities

A Q&A with Joelle Murchison: Comparing Diversity and Inclusion Work in Higher Education and the Corporate Sector

Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Becomes Cradle-to-College Pathway Under Groups’ Efforts

Celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month: Argos for Autism at the University of West Florida

INSIGHT Into Diversity Offers New Study Abroad Scholarships to Underrepresented Students

Colleges and Universities Expand Suicide Prevention Efforts Thanks to Federal Grant

Declines in Community College Enrollment Pose a Problem for Modern Economy, Researchers Say

Study Shows that Women of Color Face Highest Barriers to Employment in STEM

STEM Fields Need Male Allies to Advocate for Greater Gender Equity

International STEM Scholars Face Visa Restrictions, Racial Profiling Under Trump

In Era of Mass Shootings, Johns Hopkins University Opens Research Center Dedicated to School Safety, Student Health

University of Alaska Budget Cuts Will Affect Programs for Indigenous Students

Thousands of Students Abruptly Left Without Funding as Alaska Cancels Scholarships

Large Classes Deter Female Participation in STEM, New Research Shows

Idaho Lawmakers Urge Boise State to Eliminate Diversity and Inclusion Efforts

University of Alabama Returns $21.5 Million Gift to School’s Largest Donor

Dave Nee Foundation Supports Lawyers, Law Students Who Suffer from Depression

Beyoncé’s HΘMΣCΘMING Documentary Celebrates HBCUs

Law Schools Across the Country Train Students to Fight for LGBTQ Rights

Students, Faculty at Tufts University School of Medicine Design Special Sex-Ed Class for Students with Intellectual Disabilities

Andrew Mellon Foundation Awards $3.3 Million to Prison Education Programs

Enrollment at American Colleges and Universities Continues to Decline

Making History: Barbara Ross-Lee

Oversight in 2017 Tax Law Charges Low-Income Students at Exorbitant Rates

SAT Launches ‘Adversity Score’ to Compensate for Disparities in Test Results

Three Institutions of Higher Education Support Students Who Grew Up in Foster Care

Creating Safe and Supportive Campus Climates for Individuals with Invisible Disabilities

African Americans Experience Racism Differently Across Gender, Education Levels

Number of College Students with Anxiety Disorders Has Doubled in the Last Decade, Researchers Say

Healthcare Suffers When Medical School Graduates Don’t Match

Two Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institutions Aim to Serve Growing Latinx Communities

Georgetown Students Approve Funding for Descendants of People the University Once Enslaved

Performance Studies Teach Students to Value Underrepresented Communities

Trump Follows Through on Executive Order Regarding Free Speech on College Campuses

Professional Journalists Share Their Advice for Success

In Lieu of ‘Objectivity,’ Journalism Professors Argue for Credibility and Directness

Dozens Charged in College Admissions Conspiracy, Including Actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin

Trump Promises to Withhold Higher Education Research Funding in Partisan Dispute

Three Public Policy Grads Make a Difference in Underrepresented Communities

‘Degrees When Due’ Helps Students with Partial College Credit Cross the Finish Line

Lawsuit Against UNC Broadens the Debate Over Race-Conscious Admissions

College Students Form Their Own Advocacy Groups to Shape Mental Health Education on Campus

Teachers Pursue Public Policy Degrees to Better Advocate for their Students

Stacey Abrams Makes History, Calls Out Student Debt Crisis in State of the Union Response

University Deals with Blowback After Professor Tells Chinese Students They Must Speak English

Nursing and Pharmacy Schools Cultivate Students’ Cultural Competency Skills Through Community Outreach

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