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Colleges Are Sabotaging Black and Brown Students
Institutional policies keep minority students underrepresented in the technical fields that would help them most after graduation, Ryan Craig writes.
Housing Crisis
Days after moving students out of residence halls due to local protests over the police killing a Black man, Elizabeth City State University began housing out-of-town officers charged with responding to the protests.
A New Financial Model Post COVID: Predictions from Two Institutions | Thursday, April 29 at 2:00pm ET
In this webcast, panelists will explain how budgeting works in higher education and why institutions were so challenged over the...
Spanish Romance and British Imperialism
The first Anglo-Spanish war may have been fought in the pages of books. In today's Academic Minute, Hostos Community College's...
A Big Plan, but Will Biden Get the Votes?
Reactions in higher education to President Biden's proposal for tuition-free community college, increased Pell Grants and tuition aid for students at minority-serving institutions have been largely positive, but the plan won't be easy to get through Congress.
A University in Tatters
Laurentian University's financial insolvency leads to 110 faculty layoffs and grave questions about the future of the institution and its three federated universities -- including one of Canada's oldest Indigenous studies programs.
Steep Enrollment Declines This Spring
If campus leaders thought fall 2020 enrollment declines were bad, spring's enrollment drops are even worse, especially for community colleges.
Academic Minute: Spanish Romance and British Imperialism
Today on the Academic Minute: Victoria Muñoz, assistant professor of English at the City University of New York's Hostos Community...