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Program Equips Community College Students to Obtain Four-Year Degrees

SUNY Initiatives Drive Access and Affordability for Underserved Students

Student-Led Stanford Program Propels Community College Students into STEM

Culturally Competent Nursing

Embedded Associate Degrees Increase Retention

HBCUs Discuss Expansion to California

UNC Faculty Council Stalls Resolution Condemning Antisemitism

HBCU-HSI Partnership Promotes Representation in Pharmacy Education

Dartmouth Basketball Players Have the Potential to Unionize Under NLRB Decision

Education Department Launches FAFSA Support Strategy

SCOTUS Blocks Injunction Targeting Race-Conscious Admissions at West Point

UNCF Report: Endowment Investment Needed at Private HBCUs

Utah, Florida Policymakers Further Anti-DEI Efforts

Virginia Legislature Passes Legacy Admission Ban

Adjusted FAFSA Data Pushed to March

Pennsylvania Governor Pitches College Affordability Plan, Education System Overhaul

Police Investigate Attacks on Pro-Palestine Protestors at Columbia University

Elite Universities Settle in ‘Price-Fixing’ Financial Aid Lawsuit

Biden Extends Debt Relief to More Borrowers

Historic Faculty Strike Disrupts California State University System

Growing Number of Colleges Face Federal Investigations for Antisemitism

Spelman College Receives Largest Single Gift to HBCU

Historic $100M Grant to UNCF Boosts HBCU Endowments

Jewish Students Sue Harvard for ‘Rampant’ Antisemitism

CSUN Receives Grant to Boost STEM, Arts Diversity at LA Colleges

House Committee Demands Harvard’s Records in Antisemitism Probe

Idaho State Secures $2.2M to Train Specialists for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children

Former Harvard President Claudine Gay Speaks Out in Op-Ed

The Growing Role of Artificial Intelligence in College Admissions

New FAFSA Form to Increase Aid Eligibility to Low-Income Students

Claudine Gay Resigns as Harvard President

Initiative Offers Mental Health Support to Women at HBCUs

Law Schools See Record Diversity Ahead of Affirmative Action Ban

UW-Madison Launches Full Tuition Program for Wisconsin Native Tribes

Safety Concerns Influence College Choices for Some Jewish Families

Deadline for Updated Title IX Regulations Pushed to March

Penn President Liz Magill Resigns Amid Antisemitism Controversy

House Panel Launches Investigation into Harvard, Penn, MIT

AP African American Studies Course Finalized After Months of Debate

Lawmakers Question College Presidents on Antisemitism Response

DOE Awards $3M to Support Clean Energy Transition at Tribal Colleges

Ohio Bill Targeting DEI Training in Higher Education Fails to Gain Traction

STEM PhDs With Disabilities Earn Less, Hold Fewer Leadership Roles

Black Enrollees at HBCUs More Likely to Obtain Bachelor’s Degrees

Jewish Groups File Suit Against UC Berkeley Alleging ‘Unchecked’ Antisemitism

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Proposes Cuts to DEI Office

University of California Invests $7 Million to Combat Antisemitism, Islamophobia

University of Tampa Under Investigation for Alleged Discrimination

UConn Hartford Awarded $1.9 Million Grant to Bolster Asian American Student Success

Iowa Public Universities Must Eliminate “Non-Essential” DEI Positions

Education Department Launches Probes into Antisemitism, Islamophobia at Six Colleges

Massachusetts Announces Major Expansion of Financial Aid for Public College Students

Judge Recommends Injunction in DEI Dispute Involving California Community Colleges Professor

Education Department Releases Resources to Combat Antisemitism, Islamophobia

Emory Launches AI Institute to Improve Patient Care, Health Equity

Columbia Suspends Pro-Palestine Groups for Unauthorized Event

NSF Announces New Role to Address Sexual Assault, Harassment

Wisconsin Bills Target Race-Based Programs, Free Speech in Higher Education

Federal Funds on the Line for Colleges That Fail to Address Antisemitism and Islamophobia

UArizona Indigenous Resilience Center Receives $2M Grant to Support Tribal Climate Solutions

Muslim Student Injured in Hit-and-Run at Stanford, Police Investigating as Hate Crime

Representatives Create Predominantly Black Institutions Caucus

UPenn President Announces Plan to Combat Antisemitism Following Donor Backlash

Colorado College Opens Its Doors to Students from Anti-DEI States

Amid Rising Campus Tensions, White House Rolls Out Measures to Counter Antisemitism

Florida Bans Chapters of Pro-Palestinian Student Group at State Universities

DEI Efforts Imperative for Improving Campus Climate at PWIs, Study Finds

New Regulations to Bolster Student Protections, College Accountability

Massachusetts Issues Guidance to State Colleges on Promoting Diversity in Admissions

Debt Collective Erases Close to $10M in Student Debt for Morehouse Alumni

Private Institutions in Florida Must Comply With Expanded Anti-Trans Law

UPenn Faces Criticism from Major Donors Over Response to Hamas Attack

New Bill Allows Some Mexican Residents to Pay In-State California Tuition

Biden Administration Awards $88M to Improve Education Access to Underserved College Students

UK to Lead $3.4M NIH Effort to Reduce Disparities in Drug Abuse Research

California Passes Laws to Expedite Return of Native American Remains from Universities

URI College of Education Receives $1.1M Federal Grant for Special Education Programs

Harvard Student Groups Face Backlash from Corporate CEOs After Anti-Israel Statement

Announcing the 2023 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award Recipients

Second Law Firm Opens Diversity Program to All Following Lawsuit

California Bill Offers $5,000 Grants to Community College Students Who Transfer to HBCUs

University of Virginia Law Establishes Education Rights Institute

Melissa L. Gilliam Chosen as First Woman, First African American to Lead BU

ASU to Build McCain National Library to Honor Late Senator’s Commitment to Democracy

UWM Launches Tuition Promise Program to Make College More Affordable

Civil Rights Groups Offer Recommendations for Equitable Admissions After SCOTUS Ruling

Half of Hispanic Students Thought About Leaving College Last Year, Survey Shows

UC System to Offer Online Classes to Low-Income High Schools

Colleges Promise Greater Transparency in Financial Aid Options

Eastern Michigan University Adopts AI Gun Detection Technology

Students for Fair Admissions Sues West Point Over Affirmative Action Policies

Georgetown Students and Faculty Sign Petition to End Legacy Admissions

Acting Temple University President, DEI & Civil Rights Advocate Dies Suddenly

Biden Administration Urges States to Invest in Historically Black Land-Grant Universities

UMass Amherst Launches Center to Integrate Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science

Georgetown, Jesuits Allocate $27 Million for Descendants of Enslaved People

University of Central Arkansas Launches Tuition Assistance Program

California Seeks to Expand Access for Community College Transfers Under New Plan

Washington University Clinic Ends Gender-affirming Care for Minors

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