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Law Firm Opens Diversity Fellowship to All Students After Discrimination Suit

New Report Calls for Increased Support for Immigrant Students at Community Colleges

UMD Researcher Launches National Project to Make Mathematics Departments More Inclusive

Rice University LGBTQ+ Organization Offers Services to Texas Students Affected by Anti-DEI Law

Campus Pride Removes Florida, Texas Colleges from List of LGBTQ-Friendly Schools

California Professor Accused of Falsifying Native American Heritage Agrees to Step Down

Florida College Staff Face Strict Penalties for Violating Transgender Bathroom Policies

New Study at CNU Aims to Identify Barriers for Women in STEM

University of South Carolina Removes ‘DEI’ From Top Diversity Official’s Title

University of Hawaiʻi Students Impacted by Maui Wildfires

Case Western Reserve Reforms Sex Discrimination Policies Following DOJ Investigation

Universities Form Alliance to Protect Free Speech

Biden Administration Offers Guidance to Promote Campus Diversity After Supreme Court Ruling

UO Researchers to Collaborate with Indigenous Communities on Climate Change Solutions

Internal Investigation at Texas A&M Reveals Details of Mishandled Hiring

Asian Americans Less Likely to be Accepted to Selective Colleges than White Students

Florida Limits AP Psychology Course Over Gender and Sexuality Content

African and Global South Students Face High Rates of F-1 Visa Denials

Black Fraternity Pulls Convention From Florida Over ‘Openly Hostile’ DeSantis Policies

New USM Program Provides College and Career Opportunities to Students with Disabilities

Education Department to Investigate Harvard’s Legacy Admissions Practices

New College Trustees Propose $2 Million Institute to Combat ‘Cancel Culture’

New Partnership Aims to Increase STEM Job Opportunities for Alaska Native Students

Texas A&M President Resigns Over Hiring Controversy

Texas A&M Interim Dean Resigns After Hiring of Journalism Professor Draws Conservative Criticism

Mildred García Named First Latina to Serve as CSU System Chancellor

Native American Tribes Seek Reparations from University of Minnesota

Emory Launches Graduate Business Degree for Veterans

UNC Chapel Hill Offers Free Tuition to In-State Students Following Supreme Court Ruling

NAACP Launches ‘Diversity No Matter What’ Pledge

Homeland Security Appoints Diverse College Leaders to Academic Safety Council

Civil Rights Group Sues Harvard Over Legacy Admissions

Supreme Court Bans Race-Conscious Admissions

Vanderbilt Launches Program to Recruit Diverse Biomedical Researchers

Baker College’s Recruitment and Marketing Practices Under Federal Investigation

International Graduate Student Enrollment Continues to Rise

DeSantis Challenges Biden Administration in Lawsuit Over Accreditation

University of Kansas Establishes Center for African American Health

UW System President Defends DEI Initiatives Amid Republican Defunding Efforts

Duke to Offer Free Tuition for Low-Income Students in the Carolinas

Binghamton Launches Research Alliance with HBCUs

University of Arkansas to Dissolve DEI Office

NASA Allocates $5 Million to Women’s Colleges to Address STEM Gender Disparities

University of Montana Hires Repatriation Coordinator to Return Indigenous Remains

Two-Thirds of Americans Oppose Banning Race-Conscious Admissions

University Initiative Provides Native Language Resources to Farmers

UArizona Launches New Project to Retain First-Generation Latinos

Common App Will Allow Colleges to Hide Race, Ethnicity Information

AAUP Rallies Support Amid Fight for Academic Freedom, DEI

Illinois Bill Aims to Improve Community College Credit Transfers

Law School Admissions on the Rise

Program Encourages Regional Native American Students to Pursue Health Sciences

DeSantis Signs Bill to Defund DEI Programs at Florida Colleges

Georgetown Dedicates First-of-Its-Kind Campus Mosque

Minnesota Democrats Agree on Free College Tuition Program

Transfer Applicants Mainly White, High-Income

Diversity Improves Among Medical School Applicants

University of Maryland to Launch Minor in Anti-Black Racism

Florida is Developing an Alternative to the AP Program

New UMN Medical Campus to Focus on Rural Health

Abortion Access Affects Where Students Decide to Study

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

Mentoring Program Addresses Dental Faculty Retention

Initiative Will Enhance Health Care Workforce in Underserved Communities

Researchers Call for Enhanced Obesity Training in Medical Schools

Community Clinics Provide Vital Dental Care for Hispanic Children

Report Details University of Minnesota’s Historical Mistreatment of Native Americans

Proposed Title IX Rule Would Prevent Universal Bans on Transgender Athletes

Stacey Abrams Named Howard’s First Chair for Race and Black Politics

Top Colleges Form Network to Support Rural Students

Georgetown, Howard, and Morgan State Partner for Environmental Data Initiative

Hamline University President to Retire Following Islamophobia Controversy

Navajo Tech Becomes First Tribal College to Offer PhD

Politics Are Affecting Which Colleges Students Consider

Antisemitic Incidents at All-time High

Students Protest After Texas University President Cancels Campus Drag Show

Harvard Partners with HBCUs to Digitize Library Collections

New Project Offers Enhanced Data on MSIs

Iowa Regents Order Public Universities to Pause New DEI Programs

Wellesley College Students Vote to Admit Trans Men, Nonbinary Applicants

Stanford Investigating Antisemitic Incidents

One in Five Black College Students Report Discrimination

Columbia Becomes First Ivy League to Adopt Permanent Test-Optional Policy

2023 Inspiring Programs in Business Award Winners

CUNY Receives $750K to Address Bigotry

Boston University Launches LGBTQ+ Center

University of Texas System Halts New DEI Policies

Puerto Rican Universities Expand Offerings Despite Setbacks

University Apologizes for Using AI to Write Email About MSU Shooting

HBCUs Announce Creation of New Colleges

Florida Christian College Faces Backlash for Canceling Event Over “Lifestyle Concerns”

Michigan Democrats Push for Gun Reform Laws in Wake of MSU Shooting

Temple Announces $10M Gift to Support Students with Disabilities

Health Professions Students Grade Their Institutions on Climate Change Awareness

ABA Votes to Maintain Standardized Tests

Harvard Medical School to Add Climate Change to Curriculum

Dillard University Relaunches National Center for Black-Jewish Relations

College Board Removes Divisive Content from AP African American Studies Course

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