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Anti-DEI Legislation Becomes Reality in Florida, North Dakota

Point Foundation Increases Support as LGBTQ+ Scholarship Applications Continue to Rise

Op-Ed: Pride, History Propel LGBTQ+ Rights Forward

ALOK Named Inaugural Scholar in Residence at UPenn LGBT Center

Wokini Initiative at South Dakota State Focuses on Indigenous Student Success

UT Austin Opens Disability Cultural Center Focused on Inclusion

Florida Bans Teaching of Gender Identity, Sexuality in K-12 Schools

Advocates Continue to Fight Proposed Anti-DEI Legislation

Community Clinics Provide Vital Dental Care for Hispanic Children

Navajo Tech Becomes First Tribal College to Offer PhD

Iowa Regents Order Public Universities to Pause New DEI Programs

Remembering the ‘Mother’ of the Disability Rights Movement

The War on DEI

Wildlife Biology Professor Weaves Indigenous Heritage into Lessons

UPenn’s ‘Eidos’ Project Tackles LGBTQ+ Health Inequity, Discrimination

A Catalyst for Innovation: (dis)Ability Design Studio Debuts

New Program to Bolster Hispanic Leadership at HSIs

Adaptive College Sports Bring Athletes with Disabilities off the Sidelines

Education Department Grant to Help Nevada Native American Students Prepare for College

USDA Partners with HACU, HSIs to Improve Hispanic Representation in Agriculture

Newest National Resource Center at University of Arizona to Focus on East Asian Studies

Experts Call for Increased Asian American Studies to Counter Ignorance and Hate

National Native American Heritage Month: Celebrating the Nation’s First Tribal College

Targeted Initiatives Reduce Tuition Costs for Indigenous Students

Colleges Turn to Indigenous Knowledge to Address Climate Change, Environmental Justice, and More

National Hispanic Heritage Month Q&A

Land-Grant Universities Establish Leadership Positions to Repair Relations with Native American Communities

The University of Arizona Announces Tuition-Free Education for Native American Undergraduates

Hispanic-Serving Research Universities Form Alliance to Increase Opportunities for Latinx Doctoral Students, Faculty

Report Reveals College Equity Gaps Among California’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Students

Performing and Fine Arts Schools Bring People with Disabilities to the Forefront

University of Arizona College of Fine Arts Hosts Virtual Symposium Series on Asian Photography

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

Creating A New Vision for Asian American Empowerment and Belonging

American Indian College Fund Launches New Teacher Program to Increase Native Representation

Oklahoma State University Takes Major Steps to Fight Health Disparities for Native American Communities

Higher Education Celebrates Native American Art

Campus Disability Offices Rebranding to Become More Inclusive

Inclusive Design Can Change the Face of Campus Architecture

National Hispanic Heritage Month: A History of Hispanic and Latinx Milestones in the U.S.

Evolution of Assistive Technology Presents A World of Possibilities for People with Disabilities

Study Reveals Contradictions in How Different Groups in the U.S. Perceive Asian Americans

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

Eradicating Native American Mascots Is a Victory, but Racial Justice Efforts Must Continue

Acknowledging Native Land is a Step Against Indigenous Erasure

Moving Beyond Enrollment: The Future of Hispanic-Serving Institutions Depends on More than Growing Student Numbers

Celebrating Women for National Hispanic Heritage Month

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