Mariah Stewart, Author at Insight Into Academia

Community College Partnerships Help Diversify Four-Year Institutions

Haley Taylor Schlitz Becomes America’s Youngest Black Law School Graduate

Federal VITAL Program Delivers Extensive Campus Support to Student Veterans

Academic Diversity Officers Bring Collaboration, Specific Focus to Campus DEI Work

Colleges Utilize Transgender-focused Training to Promote Inclusive Campuses

Georgia State University Launches Student Success Institute to Help Colleges Close Equity Gaps

‘There is Solidarity Here’: A Q&A with LGBTQ College Presidents

Advocates Push to Improve Hospice and Palliative Care Training to Meet Underserved Patient Needs

Colleges and Organizations Work to Address National Veterinarian Shortage

Dental Colleges Welcome Teledentistry as the Next Step in Expanding Health Care Access

Single-Sex Colleges Lag Behind in Institutional Support for Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Students

Trauma-Informed Education Becomes Popular Response to Stress of COVID-19, Racial Strife, and More

Jewish Advocacy Groups Taking Steps to Protect Students in Face of Rising Anti-Semitism

New State Anti-Riot Bills May Pose Problems for Student Demonstrators

The Enrollment Crisis for Men Continues to Worsen

Athletic Departments Bring DEI Officers Aboard to Improve the Culture of College Sports

DEI-Focused Organizations Offer Unique Support for Diverse Athletes and Staff

NCAA Sparks Controversy with New Transgender Participation Policy

Tenure Under Attack

New Resource Makes it Possible to Track Health Care Diversity Nationwide

Virginia Commonwealth University Pharmacy Students Create Digital Tool to Improve Health Care Access

Colleges Revise Tenure Requirements to Include Diversity and Inclusion Accomplishments

New CDOs ‘Stand on the Shoulders’ of DEI Predecessors

The University of Houston College of Nursing Opens Innovative Clinic to Serve City’s Homeless

Association of American Medical Colleges Rebrands Restorative Justice Approach

New Virtual STEM Academy Connects Underrepresented Student-Athletes to Health Careers

First Black Woman Transplant Surgeon Receives Prestigious Award

VA Tech Offers ‘White Allies as Transformational Leaders’ Program to Effect Change

Cluster Hiring Grows in Popularity as Institutions Act to Increase Faculty Diversity

Groundbreaking Architects in U.S. History

An Interview with the Experts: How Campus Procurement Advances Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Alumni Can Play Key Role in Supporting Campus Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Sexual Harassment Continues to Plague Women in Science

Advocates for Native American Rights Push Law Schools to Expand Indigenous Representation

Indian Students in the U.S. Grapple with COVID-19 Crisis from Half a World Away

Women of Color Continue to Be Shut Out of Leadership Positions in Health Care

Campus Police Chiefs Lead the Way For Innovative Law Enforcement Reform

HBCUs Are Becoming More Diverse, But Not Everyone Considers That a Good Thing

Universities Offer Mental Health Support to Vulnerable Student Populations During the Pandemic

What a Biden-Harris Administration Means for Higher Education

Ethnic Studies and Racial Justice Courses Become More Popular, Benefiting All Students

Florida HBCU Becomes First Division I School to Cancel All Sports for 2020-21 Academic Year

National Latina Equal Pay Day is October 29

Netflix Launches First-Ever HBCU Tech Bootcamp

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community Suffers from Dearth of Diverse Interpreters

The 2020 HEED Awards: Recruitment & Retention

Princeton to Pay Nearly $1 Million in Gender Pay Discrimination Settlement

Fresno City College Professor Apologizes After Condemning Student’s Breastfeeding During Online Class

White UNH Professor Accused of Posing as Woman of Color on Twitter

New Executive Order Bans Racial Sensitivity Training for Federal Workforce

Auditor’s Report Finds UC System Used Unfair Admissions

Business Schools Look to Changes in Curriculum to Prepare Students for the Challenges of a Global Pandemic

The ‘Abolish Greek Life’ Movement Calls for an End to Toxic Fraternity, Sorority Culture

Architecture Schools Are Becoming More Diverse, but the Profession Still Faces Challenges

Higher Ed Endowment Managers Severely Lacking in Diversity

Remembering the Legacy of Katherine W. Phillips

New Report Shows College Graduates Are Less Affected by COVID-19 Layoffs

University of California Must Suspend ACT, SAT Scores in Admissions, Court Orders

University of Pittsburgh Requires Incoming Freshmen to Take Course on Racism

Boston Colleges and Universities Turn to Police, Mandated Testing to Tackle COVID-19

Dominion Energy Pledges $35 Million to HBCUs and Underrepresented Students

University of Houston Makes Major Advancements in Faculty Diversity Thanks to Targeted Programs

Symbols Matter: Colleges and Universities Respond to Movement Against Racist Imagery and Namesakes

Women of Color Need Courageous Allies in the Academy

College Biology Textbooks Overwhelmingly Cite White Men Scientists

Biden Picks Senator Kamala Harris for VP

Division I Schools Must Implement New West Coast Conference Diversity Hiring Policy

College Biology Textbooks Overwhelmingly Cite White Male Scientists, Study Finds

Students and Essential Workers Make Demands for Equitable Campus Reopening Plans

Tulane Threatens Students Who Attend Super “Spreader” Parties With Expulsion

Harvard, MIT File Lawsuit to Stop New International Student Policy

Innovative Campus Resources and Outside Organizations Offer Unique Forms of LGBTQ Support

LSAT Moves Online Due to COVID-19

Improving the Legal Profession’s Mental Health Crisis Begins in Law School

Student Q&A: The Effects of COVID-19 and Campus Closure

Law Schools Have Started a Criminal Justice Reform Movement

Universities Develop Unique Programs That Level the Playing Field for Educational Opportunities

The Average Student Takes Six Years to Earn a Four-Year Degree. Some States, Schools, and Organizations Are Working to Change That.

Shortage of Veterinary Schools and Practitioners in the US

After Surviving Hurricane Katrina, Tulane University Is A Model for Recovering from Campus Closure

Amid COVID-19, FAFSA Applications Drop As Deadline Approaches

Veterans Advocate for More Reporters from the Military

White Supremacist Propaganda on College Campuses Increased 159 Percent in Fall 2019

Raising Awareness of Public Policy Careers Could Diversify the Profession

Gallaudet University and National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange to Host International Symposium

Oregon State University Program is a Sustainable Model for Feeding Students in Need

Simulation Learning Takes Students Out of the Classroom and Into the Middle of Public Crises

Announcing the Winners of the INSIGHT Into Diversity Study Abroad Scholarship for Underrepresented Students

Waitlists Surge as Nursing Schools Struggle to Meet Student Demand

First Native American Woman to Become a Dentist Continues to Be Trailblazer in Advocacy

Operation Varsity Blues Update: What Happened in 2019 and What to Expect Next

Acknowledging Native Land is a Step Against Indigenous Erasure

University of Arizona to Offer Free Tuition for Future Primary Care Doctors

The Abortion Debate Affects Higher Education

Connecting Without Social Capital: How Underserved Students Network Despite Barriers

Bipartisan Legislation Will Fund Diversity in Healthcare Schools

Cal State San Bernardino Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

Celebrating American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month with Literature

The PhD Project Celebrates its 25th Anniversary

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