A new Center for Anti-Racism Research and community youth outreach will share $1 million in new funding for wide-ranging anti-racism initiatives at Temple University.
The wage gap between male and female faculty at just one large state university hovered around 11% in 2016, reflecting persistent disparities across higher ed.
Advocates say changes are urgently needed as the COVID economic crisis could create a historically large wave of transfer students, who are more likely to be Black, Latinx and Native American.
A new dashboard that provided clearer information on economic mobility in California shows that educational attainment varies widely by race and region.
Tim Hall has helped transform New York's Mercy College and kept it strong through the pandemic. He shares his journey and advice to other higher education leaders
The pandemic has further complicated the higher ed experience for nontraditional students but student affairs teams are scaling their services to provide this resilient student segment greater support.
Some fear proposed Department of Homeland Security rule would end policy that now allows international students to remain in the U.S. for the duration of their studies.
First-time black, Hispanic, and female students are enrolling full-time in two-year schools in greater numbers thanks to free-college programs, study says.
