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USDA Grants Bolster Educational and Workforce Development Projects at HSIs

University Conference Examines Historical and Contemporary Legacies of Slavery

2022 INSIGHT Into Diversity HEED Award Recipients

How the HEED Award Process Helped One University Create a More DEI-Focused Strategic Plan

2022 HEED Award Testimonials

Top 10 Reasons Your Institution Should Apply for the HEED Award

Meeting the Challenge: Fixing Longstanding Diversity Gaps in Academic Libraries and Archives

As Cybersecurity Field Heats Up, HBCU Partnership Addresses Workforce Diversity

Expanding Student Data-Collection Efforts Can Help Create a More Equitable Campus

How Four Colleges Bucked a National Trend to Increase Undergraduate Enrollment

Newest National Resource Center at University of Arizona to Focus on East Asian Studies

Fast-Track Education Programs Help Address National Teacher Shortage

Building Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on College Campuses in Massachusetts Through Collaboration

Institute Receives Grant to Advance Autism Equity Research

Experts Call for Increased Asian American Studies to Counter Ignorance and Hate

National Native American Heritage Month: Celebrating the Nation’s First Tribal College

Conference Seeks to Bring Visibility to Cholas in Academia

Read, Watch, Listen: November 2022

Latinx Lab Uses Storytelling, Humanities to Advance Social Justice

LGBTQ+ History Month

Business Schools Need to Serve as Better Role Models of Workforce Diversity

New Alliance Seeks to Build Greater Equity in the Hospitality Industry

Business Leaders Learn Essential DEI Skills

PhD Program Aims to Increase Faculty Diversity in Hospitality Management

Business Schools Collaborate to Grow Network of DEI Resources

IU Bloomington Launches Kinsey-Kelley Center for Gender Equity in Business

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Contend with Disproportionate Impact of Abortion Bans

Targeted Initiatives Reduce Tuition Costs for Indigenous Students

Study Finds Access Disparities in Dual Enrollment Programs

Federal Student Loan Forgiveness Calls Attention to Other Debt Relief Programs

National Disability Employment Awareness Month

Future of Higher Education Discussed at College Equity Summit

Study Finds Mental Health Tops List of Student Concerns

The 2022 Inspiring Programs in STEM Awards

Colleges Turn to Indigenous Knowledge to Address Climate Change, Environmental Justice, and More

Universities Are Making Ethics a Key Focus of Artificial Intelligence Research

Federal Agencies Strengthen Ties to Minority-Serving Institutions Through New STEM Programs

CHIPS and Science Act Will Provide Billions for STEM Programs

Study Shows Men Who Are Straight, White, and Able-Bodied Find Privilege in STEM Fields

“Metaversities” Offer New Possibilities, but Experts Urge Campuses to Be Mindful of Potential Risks

Researchers at Colleges and Universities Look to Address the Gun Violence Epidemic

National Hispanic Heritage Month Q&A

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LGBTQ+ Students Lead the Charge for Equal Rights at Religious Colleges and Universities

After a Decade of DACA, Undocumented Young People’s Fate Still Hangs in the Balance

Land-Grant Universities Establish Leadership Positions to Repair Relations with Native American Communities

SUNY Expands College-in-Prison Programs

Most Colleges Do Not Offer Campus Organizations for Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, or Muslim Students

Valedictorian with Nonspeaking Autism Delivers Historic Commencement Speech

University of Houston Law Center Dedicates DEI Efforts to Supporting Students at Every Stage

American Bar Association Looks to Increase DEI in Law Schools Through Accreditation Standards Revisions

Cardozo Law School Project Helps Underrepresented Inventors Navigate the U.S. Patent System

Haley Taylor Schlitz Becomes America’s Youngest Black Law School Graduate

Washington Law Schools Partner With Rural, Minority-Serving University to Boost Latinx and Indigenous Representation

Documentary Details Struggles and Successes of First-Generation Black Law Students

Two Prestigious Law Schools Eliminate Tuition for Low-Income Students

Experts Encourage College Campuses to Prepare for Repercussions of Roe v. Wade’s Overturn

University Research Centers Lead Groundbreaking Efforts to Improve Military Service-Related Mental Health

Federal VITAL Program Delivers Extensive Campus Support to Student Veterans

FAU Matches Veteran Students with Shelter Dogs to Support Mental Health

University of San Diego Eliminates Tuition Costs for Active Military and Veteran Students

Colleges Struggle with Severe Financial Aid Staffing Shortages

Top-Ranking Colleges and Universities Focus on Transfer Students as One Key to Increasing Diversity

Academic Diversity Officers Bring Collaboration, Specific Focus to Campus DEI Work

Towson University Works to Eliminate Graduation Gaps

BIPOC Mental Health Month

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AAUP Releases First Tenure Study Since 2004, Revealing Major Changes in Faculty Career Tracks

University of California System Launches the Center for Climate, Health, and Equity

Howard Hughes Medical Institute Commits $1.5 Billion to Advance DEI in Academic Science

Higher Education Groups and University Leaders Work to Counter Campus Anti-Semitism

Colleges of Fine and Performing Arts Look to Embrace DEI on a Deeper Level

Performing and Fine Arts Schools Bring People with Disabilities to the Forefront

Theater Programs Work to Reduce Major Representation Gaps in the Industry

University of Arizona College of Fine Arts Hosts Virtual Symposium Series on Asian Photography

University of Michigan Initiative Seeks to Improve Racial Equity in Classical Music

Colleges Utilize Transgender-focused Training to Promote Inclusive Campuses

The Entrance Exam Debate

Georgia State University Launches Student Success Institute to Help Colleges Close Equity Gaps

‘There is Solidarity Here’: A Q&A with LGBTQ College Presidents

The Negative Effects of Recent Anti-LGBTQ Legislation Spread to Higher Education

College Housing Challenges Extend to Faculty and Staff

Creating A New Vision for Asian American Empowerment and Belonging

Campuses Resume In-Person Pride Events Following Pandemic Hiatus

Minority-Serving Institutions Partner with U.S. Energy Department to Advance Solar Energy Research

Princeton University Database Tracks Rise in LGBTQ Elected Officials Worldwide

Foundation Awards $1.2 Million to Colleges, Nonprofits to Combat Disinformation in Communities of Color

Designer Ralph Lauren Debuts Ode to HBCU Fashion in Controversial New Collection

Higher Education Expected to Soon Face Financial Challenges Due to Inflation and Workforce Issues

UCLA Researchers Find that Affirmative Action Bans are ‘Devastating’ to Medical School Diversity

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Despite Women Dominating the Veterinary Profession, Pay Gaps Persist

Dental Schools Seek to Limit Oral Health Disparities for Patients with Disabilities

Advocates Push to Improve Hospice and Palliative Care Training to Meet Underserved Patient Needs

Colleges and Organizations Work to Address National Veterinarian Shortage

Dental Colleges Welcome Teledentistry as the Next Step in Expanding Health Care Access

Medical and Other Health Professions Schools Guide Students on Overcoming Biases

Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine Puts DEI Front and Center in Veterinary Education

UCLA Dentistry Receives $1 Million to Support Students Who Serve Communities in Need

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