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Lessons to Prospective International Students About Policing of Black Men in America
How many talented, Black prospective international students opt out of applying to U.S. universities?
Justices Consider ‘Sex’ Definition, State Laws Banning Trans Women in Sports
Dozens of states have barred transgender girls and women from playing on teams matching their gender identity. Conservative justices appear set to bless these actions.
DEI Isn’t Failing—We Are
Missteps in the classroom reflect a lack of faculty preparation, not a failure of diversity, equity and inclusion.
Texas Drops ABA Oversight of Lawyers Amid Anti-DEI Crusade
As other states consider similar plans, experts say a new law school accreditor could soon emerge to challenge the American Bar Association. Politicians might like it, but law schools remain unlikely to abandon ABA standards any time soon.
For Now, Judge Won’t Reinstate Kentucky Professor Calling for War on Israel
The Hidden Costs That Keep Disabled Students From College
With new loan limits on the horizon, colleges can take steps to make the financial aid system more just for students with disabilities.
Student Parents Bear the Brunt of Cuts to Federal Programs
Parenting students’ advocates say this population is especially vulnerable as the Trump administration makes changes to childcare funding and public benefits.
When the Eaton Fire Scorched Altadena’s Child Care, One College Stepped In
Nearly 60 percent of local child-care sites were damaged or destroyed, affecting many student parents. One year later, Pacific Oaks College has helped more than 40 rebuild.