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Reviving Support for Black Law School Students

Advancing Legal Research

Resource Offers Data on Law School Deans

Agosto Center Gets An Upgrade

The Tech Bar Pipeline for TMT Law

Pack Your Passport!

Beyond the Divide

Wolverines Elevated Graduates Inaugural Cohort

Micro Grants Advance DEI at William & Mary

HBCUs Continue to Grow as Enrollment Elsewhere Slows

Report: Legacy Admissions Lead to Disparities

Task Forces Tackle Discrimination at Harvard

New Mexico Invests Millions in Health Sciences Education

Columbia Deans Placed on Leave Over Texts

Is Emerson’s Enrollment Crisis Caused by Protests?

ED: Safeguarding Disability Rights, Expanding PSLF

First Air Force Academy Partnership with HBCU

Ed Dept: CUNY & Michigan Failed to Address Campus Discrimination

Navigating California’s Higher Education Future

OSU Freezes Tuition for Third Straight Year

Immersive Hospitality Programs Selects HBCU Participants

Split Strategies in PA’s Higher Ed Overhaul

Stanford Brings Back Standardized Testing

Union College Strengthens Support for Jewish Students

Harvard Eliminates Diversity Statements in Hiring

Charlotte Holds Inaugural HBCU Festival

Texas DEI Job Cuts Impact Underrepresented Employees

Some Colleges Withhold Pro-Palestinian Protesters’ Diplomas

Changes Coming to Federal Student Aid Office

Lynchburg Budget Cuts Eliminate 17 Academic Programs

Funding Advances Diversity Goals in Massachusetts Institutions

Yale Names First Woman President

Massachusetts Senate Approves Free Community College

Art Exhibition Elevates Diversity

Harmonies Heard: Cali Pathways Project Promotes Access to Music Education

Giving Voice to Increased Representation in Music

Artist-in-Residence Program Fosters Theatrical Talent

Home, Sweet Home: LGBTQIA+ Living Communities Improve Campus Life

Beyond Acceptance Transforming LGBTQIA+ Student Mental Health

The End of Campus LGBTQIA+ Lifelines

Dancing Beyond Pride Sustaining LGBTQIA+ Visibility Year-Round

Your Campus Can, Too! Options for Offering Gender-Affirming Care

Johns Hopkins Alumni Gather for DEI Summit

Alumni Groups Fight for DEI

New Medical School Will Improve Rural Health

UCLA Launches Bachelor of Disability Studies

Despite Continued Attacks on DEI, the Business Case Remains

UW-Madison Program to Cover Tribal Students’ Tuition and Other Expenses

Community Colleges Vital to the Success of Prison Education Efforts

UNC System Joins Anti-DEI Movement

Identity Suppression: South Dakota’s Policy Backlash

Censoring, Penalizing, Legislating: The State of Free Speech in Higher Ed

Panels Discuss LGBTQIA+ Legal, Health Care Concerns

AAC&U Conference Focuses On ‘What Unites Us’

Art Professor Recognized for Outstanding Work … Again!

Report: Companies Unlikely to Disclose Unfavorable Diversity Data

Lone Star College Hosts Spanish-Language Commencement

Report Finds Second Semester Enrollment Gains

IU Opens Gateway Office in Ghana

University President Retires Amid Pro-Palestinian Protest Controversy

Chicago Teen Dorothy Jean Tillman II, DBH, Makes History

Dismantling DEI at University of Wyoming

Purdue Professors Challenge State Intellectual Diversity Law

Report: Improvements Needed in Title IX Enforcement

UNC Trustees Vote to Cut DEI Funding

Is the Dept of Ed Shortchanging Libraries?

Diversity Statements Banned in Faculty Hiring

Faculty Stand With Student Protesters

Education Department Releases New Guidelines to Combat Antisemitism

Outside Funding Saves Latinx Graduation

Advancement Gaps Persist for Underrepresented Faculty

Columbia Cancels Commencement Citing Student Safety

‘College Decision Day’ Passes, FAFSA in Flux

House Passes Controversial Antisemitism Bill

New Title IX Protections Face Legal Challenges

Iowa Lawmakers Slip Anti-DEI Policy Into Bill

Civil Rights Suits Filed Against UMass, Columbia

ED Proposes College Social Mobility Award

Shutting It Down: Arrests, Campus Closures as Protests Persist

Athletes Ask NCAA to Allow Trans Women Athletes

NSF Funding to Support Research Equity in Kentucky

Columbia University Moves Classes Online Amid Tensions

LGBTQ+ Protections Included in Title IX Changes

Minnesota Loan Program Addresses Rural Veterinarian Shortages

UNC Committee’s Four Minute Vote to Repeal Diversity

LGBTQ+ Education Strengthens Dental Curriculum

New Veterinary Schools Set to Expand Industry Access and Representation

Guidelines for Enhancing Diversity in Veterinary Medicine

CRISPR Center Advances Genetic Disease Research

Social Determinants Key to Diversifying Health Workforce

Rooted in Care RIDE Program Boosts Rural Dental Health

Hidden Hunger Among Medical Students

The Fight for Accurate Representation Continues

Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education

Will Direct Admissions Increase Campus Diversity? The Jury is Still Out

Addressing College Attainment and Workforce Needs Through Collaboration

From Prisoner to Educational Advocate

Growing Engagement with Native Communities

American Association for Access, Equity, and Diversity Celebrates 50 Years