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What 30 Years of Campus Racial Climate Research Can Teach Higher Ed
Three decades of research on campus climate for students of color shows that little about their experience has changed. The authors of a recent paper hope further research can help.
Mizzou Cancels Black Student Block Party, Calling It ‘Unlawful Discrimination’
The cancellation is just the latest of many incidents at colleges across the country and reflects how Trump’s anti-DEI crackdown is affecting Black students.
DOJ Claims George Washington U Violated Federal Civil Rights Law
The Resilience of First-Generation Students
A new book argues for a renewed focus on the strengths of first-generation students, not just their challenges.
Too Many Students Think They’re Ineligible for Financial Aid
A new data analysis from the National College Attainment Network suggests many low-income students don’t complete the FAFSA because they don’t believe they qualify for aid.
Adult Ed Funding Restored, but Migrant Students Still Waiting
The Trump administration’s decision to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen adult education funds ends weeks of uncertainty for colleges.
Successful Program for Migrant Students Is on Trump’s Chopping Block
The program, which expects over 8,000 participants in fall 2025, works to recruit children of migrant fishers and farmworkers who didn’t plan to go to college.
Now Hiring: Title VI Coordinators
Experts say the wave in hiring of Title VI staff mirrors a similar surge in the early 2010s, when institutions changed how they respond to Title IX complaints.