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Two other women leaders announce retirements during addresses at respective universities.
Does a culture of silence pressures students to hold back and not to speak about their experiences with racism in libraries?
While others struggle, two big public universities are among a group savoring an abundance of new students.
Huston-Tillotson hires Southern University's Melva Williams as its second consecutive female president.
Harvard and North Carolina cases head to a different looking Supreme Court, which could reverse recent history of equity.
Earning a college degree comes with its own challenges, and, a recent study shows, students were not prepared to add a global pandemic to their course load.
Portland State University announced Thursday a tuition discount for any student from a federally-recognized Native American tribe.
NYU’s Stern Center for Business and Human Rights and the Knight Foundation call the lack of transparency concerning.
New guidance from Complete College America provides strategies and resources for institutions to close gaps.
With declining enrollments and lower tuition revenues, survival at some institutions may hinge on increased appropriations.
