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University Leaders Unite to Combat Campus Antisemitism

Brandeis President to Resign Following No-Confidence Vote

US News & World Report Releases 2023-24 HBCU Rankings

House Republicans Pass End Woke Higher Education Act

New Federal Grants Support HSIs

Kentucky Lawmakers Probe University DEI Programs

Vote HBCU Launches Say It Louder Tour

Transforming Rural Access to Higher Education

Movement to Ban Legacy Admissions Gains Momentum

Colleges Step Up for 2024 Election

Stanford Students Create AI Tool to Assist Veterans

MSIs Forge Pathways in Tech Growth

CREATE-ing a More Accessible World Through Technology

Expanding the Demographics of Future Tech Professionals

Preserving HBCU History and Heritage

Q&A With Puget Sound

Stark Transitions From High School to College for Students With Learning Differences

Presidential Possibilities

New Law Institute Elevates Tribal Sovereignty Education

Are Anti-Abortion Laws Scaring Off Future Physicians?

New Home for Naval Research at UM

Stimulating Student Voting

‘Serving’ Solutions to Urban Health Disparities

Biden Announces $1.3 Billion Investment in HBCUs

North Carolina, Utah Systems Implement Significant DEI Reductions

FAFSA Beta Tests to Begin Soon

UNT Cuts Faculty Senate Committees And Networking Groups

Brown Trustee Resigns Over Israel Divestment Vote

$1.6 Million Grant Fuels Indigenous Nursing Program

Arkansas Higher Ed Subcommittee Divided On the Future of DEI

$28M Invested to Boost Teacher Workforce

The Impact of Eliminating Race-Conscious Scholarships

Republican AGs Sue to Block Student Debt Relief

Anonymous $10M Gift Fuels Access at Salem State

Conservative Legal Group Challenges Graduate Scholarship

New Chancellor Prioritizes Diversity Amid Political Challenges

GEAR UP Grants Strengthen College Pathways

CA Bill Supports Jobs for Undocumented Students

Grambling State’s Digital Library Makes HBCU History

FAFSA Issues Led to Decreased Enrollment

Interim FAMU President Calls for Bulk Resignation

MIT Faces Diversity Decline For Incoming Class

More Universities Shutter DEI Offices

Staff Strikes on Cornell’s Move-In Day

The 2024 Insight Into Diversity Inspiring Programs in STEM Award

Photoshoot at Bryant University Celebrates AAPI Heritage

Supporting Neurodiverse Students in Engineering: An Emerging Priority in Higher Education

Growing Indigenous Participation In STEM

Classroom Diversity Linked to Higher STEM Grades

NSF Promotes STEM Education for Hispanic Students

Science Beyond Borders

Boosting Science Literacy in the Rural South

Astrophysicist Breaks Barriers for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Science Students

DOE Invests in MSIs to Increase STEM Diversity

Gaps in Research Opportunities

SCOTUS Rules Against Biden’s Title IX Provisions

Utah Closes Cultural Centers

Ed Dept Grants $40M for Student Success Efforts

Columbia University’s President Resigns

Judge Orders UCLA to Protect Jewish Students

Court Ruling Pauses Student Loan Relief

UNC Charlotte Disbands DEI Offices

AAUP Revises Stance on Academic Boycotts

Drexel Agrees to Strengthen Harassment Policies

UC Sets Record for Diversity in Admissions

California Universities Face Repatriation Scrutiny

Bloomberg Donation Boosts Black Medical Schools

FAFSA Problems Continue To Plague Higher Ed

University of Missouri Pressured to End DEI Division

EPA Expands Partnerships with HBCUs

Court Overturns Parts of Florida’s Anti-DEI Laws

New Title IX Rules Blocked in Six States

College Athletes Account for Two-Thirds of USA Olympians

Per Mandates, Iowa Universities End DEI Programs

Michigan Makes Community College More Affordable, Accessible

Companies Reconsider Degree Requirements

HSI/MSI Conference Makes New England Debut

HBCU Leaders Laud Biden-Harris Administration

Tuskegee Scholars Program Bridges Cultures Through Cinema

Biden-Harris Expand Latino Education Opportunities

Insight Into Diversity Magazine Announces 2024 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award Recipients

OCR: Title IX Applies to Sports Revenue Sharing

NPS Invests $10.7M in HBCU Preservation

College Athletes Fight for Employee Status

Billion-Dollar Gift Broadens Access to Johns Hopkins

Colleges Revise Race-Conscious Scholarships

Brown University Agrees to Harassment Reforms

Poll Reveals Widening Gap in College Confidence

‘Freedom Walk’ Addresses Historical Injustices

Universities Expand Veteran and Military Studies Offerings

Colleges Offer Critical Support for Student-Veterans

Supreme Court Expands GI Bill Usage

How the GI Bill Has Evolved and Enabled Access to Higher Education

Empowering Veterans in Emerging Technology

Law Schools Navigate the Shifting Inclusion Landscape

Law Project Advocates for People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

CLE Fosters Inclusion and Addresses Bias

Reviving Support for Black Law School Students

Advancing Legal Research

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