Mariah Stewart, Author at Insight Into Academia

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Author: Mariah Stewart

New ACT Test Options Could Help Disadvantaged Students

Scholarships or Endowments? Experts Weigh the Benefits of Where to Donate

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Database Documents Freedom Suits for Enslaved Persons

Dialogue Facilitation Helps Universities Tackle Tough Topics on Campus

Women Pursuing MBAs Find Support System Through Forté Foundation

Pilot Program Is Successful in Changing Student Attitudes Toward Mental Health, Study Finds

New Boise State President Responds to Lawmakers who Oppose Diversity Efforts

Inclusion for Black Mathematicians: A Q&A with Edray Goins

Private Universities Bring New Growth, but Gentrification Can Sideline Existing Residents

Dorm Design Affects Student Outcomes, Especially for African Americans

Free State College Programs Are Growing, But Still Help Few Students

Former Student Loan Provider Focuses on Giving Back to Law Schools and Students

Nonprofit Provides Pivotal Reference Data for Underrepresented Law Students

The Government Plans to Audit Law Firms for Diversity, and Universities Can Help Them improve

Free State College Programs Are Growing, But Still Help Few Students

Academically Talented, Disadvantaged Students Face Extremely Low Chance at Success

Free Speech Executive Order Challenges Academic Freedom at Research Institutions

Majority of Americans Believe Race Shouldn’t Be a Factor in Hiring, Pew Study Finds

Swarthmore Students Occupy Frat House, Call for Abolishing Greek Life After Internal Documents Leaked to the Press

Recent Study Shows Pipeline Program Increases Racial Diversity in Dentistry

Campus Officers Suspended after Video Shows Them Pinning Down Black Student

Who Will Clean Up After the Scandal? Admissions, Athletics, Lawmakers, and Consultants Weigh In

Texas Tech HSC Eliminates Race-Based Admissions, Raising Concerns About Diversity

Graduate Student Unionization Movement Continues with Bill in Illinois House

White House Proposes Major Changes to Federal Student Lending

Physics Is the Least Diverse of the Sciences, and the GRE Could Be a Barrier

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