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Virtual Reality Could Be the Future of DEI Training

HBCUs Are Becoming More Diverse, But Not Everyone Considers That a Good Thing

Restoring Inmate Access to Pell Grants is an Important Step in Criminal Justice Reform

New Immigration Policies, Recruiting Strategies Offer Hope for International Enrollment

100 Years After the 19th Amendment, Women Dominate at the Polls

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students Struggle with Accessibility Issues During Pandemic

Biden’s Education Department Expected to Prioritize Educational Equity

Higher Education Works with Limited Federal Relief to Help Students

International Transgender Day of Visibility Will Be Held on March 31

Virginia House Votes to Seek Slavery Reparations From Colleges

Closing Out 2020

Launching a Nursing Career During COVID-19: Recent Graduates Share What They’ve Learned During the Global Pandemic

Pharmacy Deserts Worsen Health Disparities for Vulnerable Communities

Nursing and Pharmacy Programs Continue to Tweak Learning Models in the Face of COVID-19

AACP and UM to Host Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Institute

Pharmacy Students Across the U.S. Prepare to Administer COVID-19 Vaccines

Keith Haring Fellowship Offers LGBTQ Health Care Training

The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy’s Medical Cannabis Program is the First of its Kind

Yale School of Nursing DEI Director Resigns in Protest

Colleges Weigh Options for an Uncertain Spring Semester

Universities Offer Mental Health Support to Vulnerable Student Populations During the Pandemic

Battling High Dropout and Low Enrollment Rates Requires Proactive, Empathetic Measures

Microaggressions: The Hidden Retention Killer

African American History Month John Chavis: America’s First Black College Graduate

Survey Shows Little Diversity Among Lead Enrollment Officers

Women of Color Need Courageous Allies in the Academy: Part Two

Kansas State University Annual Drag Show Highlights Diversity, Equity, and Community Responsibility

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Social Justice and Activism

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Recruitment and Retention

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Innovative Diversity Education

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Health and Wellness

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Events and Celebrations

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Community Outreach

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Campus Climate

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Award Testimonials

The 2020 Health Professions HEED Awards: Providing Care Through Crisis

What a Biden-Harris Administration Means for Higher Education

Academia Experiences Disturbing Impersonation Trend

Breaking the Cycle to Heal: How Campus Leadership Can Center Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Faculty at Risk: Colleges Can Support Faculty Mental Health During Stressful Times

Gender Bias Means Women Are More Likely to Be Silenced Online

Ethnic Studies and Racial Justice Courses Become More Popular, Benefiting All Students

Academic Community Pushes for Much-Needed Diversity in COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

Data Scientist Creates System for Tracking White Supremacist Activity

UAB Develops First Culturally Based Palliative Care Protocol

Nearly Two Decades After 9/11, Muslim Students Face Discrimination and Hope on Campuses

A Message From the Big XII Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education

The 2020 HEED Award Testimonials

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community Suffers from Dearth of Diverse Interpreters

4 Things CDOs Think You Should Know About Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work in 2020

Students and Advocates Combat Rise in Anti-Asian Discrimination

Online Platform Helps College Students Make Their Vote Count

Race-Based Admissions Still Hang in the Balance

Creating Impactful Service-Learning Programs for College Students through YMCA Partnerships

Eradicating Native American Mascots Is a Victory, but Racial Justice Efforts Must Continue

Remembering Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Trailblazer for Gender Equality

The 2020 HEED Awards: Creating Change Through Diversity and Inclusion

The 2020 HEED Awards: Recruitment & Retention

The 2020 HEED Awards: Policy

The 2020 HEED Awards: Innovative Diversity Education

The 2020 HEED Awards: Health & Wellness

The 2020 HEED Awards: Community Outreach

The 2020 HEED Awards: Campus Climate

Student-Led Project Tackles Food Waste and Hunger for Communities in Need

Virtual Accelerator Offers Diverse Students Startup Funding, Mentorship Opportunities

Business Schools Look to Changes in Curriculum to Prepare Students for the Challenges of a Global Pandemic

Diversity and Inclusion Training Must Be a Part of the Revolution

The ‘Abolish Greek Life’ Movement Calls for an End to Toxic Fraternity, Sorority Culture

Student-Athletes Lead the Demand for Social Justice and Player Rights

Architecture Schools Are Becoming More Diverse, but the Profession Still Faces Challenges

In the Midst of the Pandemic, Campus Daycares Struggle to Serve Families in Need

Higher Ed Endowment Managers Severely Lacking in Diversity

Pandemic Expected to Cause Additional Barriers to Tenure for Marginalized Academics

José Andrés and the New American Dream

The Rush to Produce a COVID-19 Vaccine Poses Problems for Students and Colleges

West Coast Wildfires Threaten Colleges and Universities

Companies Scale Back Hiring of MBA Candidates Amid Pandemic

Remembering the Legacy of Katherine W. Phillips

AACSB Releases 2018-2019 Business School Demographics

The 2020 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award

Conservative Think Tank Publishes Analysis of Colleges and Upward Mobility

Dominion Energy Pledges $35 Million to HBCUs and Underrepresented Students

First Black Woman to Become a Navy Tactical Aircraft Pilot Earns “Wings of Gold”

Virtual Resources Abound for Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month from Home

University of Houston Makes Major Advancements in Faculty Diversity Thanks to Targeted Programs

Medical Education Leaders, Researchers Suggest Best Practices for Training Doctors to Safely Prescribe Opioids

Symbols Matter: Colleges and Universities Respond to Movement Against Racist Imagery and Namesakes

Women of Color Need Courageous Allies in the Academy

Colleges and Universities Must Make Marginalized Students a Priority During the Pandemic

Nonprofit Gives Computer Science Training to Thousands of Underrepresented Students

College Biology Textbooks Overwhelmingly Cite White Men Scientists

Integrating Social Sciences and STEM Benefits Both Disciplines

Universities Are Using Innovative Learning Programs to Tackle AI’s Diversity Problem

Experts Say Medical Schools Can Do More to Address Black Maternal Mortality Rates

John Lewis: Activist, Politician, and American Hero

The Challenge of Continuing Active Learning in STEM in an Online Classroom

“Time to Get Real”: What Black Faculty Need from White Faculty and Administrators to Interrupt Racism in Higher Education

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