It's time for MBA programs to address the unique needs of first-generation students working to get their foot in the door of the business industry, says the MBA program director at Notre Dame College in Ohio.
Dr. Eli Jones of Texas A&M's Mays Business School and colleagues at The PhD Project are identifying and encouraging leaders of color to make a long-term impact through education.
Colleges and universities need to be daring enough to present themselves in ways that connect with actual students, according to a higher ed marketing strategist and an arts and communication dean.
Milwaukee Area Technical College is expanding courses and degree programs it offers bilingually and in Spanish, as it strives for designation as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.
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 collegiate leadership honor society president offers five ways campus administrators can encourage virtual student interaction this school year to improve student mental health and overall academic success at a time when support is critical.
Here's what a college president and a school of health sciences dean say American colleges are getting wrong in their attempts to stop the spread of COVID on campus.
