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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

INSIGHT Hosts Online Discussions On COVID-19 and Racial Violence

Innovative Campus Resources and Outside Organizations Offer Unique Forms of LGBTQ Support

LSAT Moves Online Due to COVID-19

Improving the Legal Profession’s Mental Health Crisis Begins in Law School

Mansfield Rule for Law Firms Builds on the Rooney Rule

Introducing INSIGHT Into Diversity’s First Annual Inspiring Affinity Group Award

Innovative Corporate ERGs Foster Inclusion and Contribute to the Bottom Line

Apprenticeships Help Students Earn College Degrees Without Debt

Student Q&A: The Effects of COVID-19 and Campus Closure

Fort Lewis College Works To Close the Digital Divide for Indigenous Students

A Letter to INSIGHT Readers

Face Masks Increase Likelihood of Racial Profiling for Students of Color

Cornell Law School Makes Innovative Website Accessible to All

Law Schools Have Started a Criminal Justice Reform Movement

University of Missouri Football Team Mobilizes for Black Lives Matter

The Battle Over Title IX

The 15 White Coats

University of Houston Opens Medical College Dedicated to Underserved Communities

Veterinary Technicians Advocate for Their Profession Amid National Shortage

AAMC Head and DEI Advocate David Skorton Faces COVID-19 Crisis After Less Than a Year in Office

Extremist Groups Spread Hate During COVID-19

Universities Develop Unique Programs That Level the Playing Field for Educational Opportunities

LGBTQ Pride Month: Honoring LGBTQ and Ally Activists Who Led the Fight Against AIDS

National Foster Care Month

Read, Watch, Listen

Women in Medicine Report Higher Prevalence of Microaggressions than Men, Study Shows

Rochester Institute of Technology Hosts ‘Reverse Career Fair’ to Connect Diverse Students with Prospective Employers

The Average Student Takes Six Years to Earn a Four-Year Degree. Some States, Schools, and Organizations Are Working to Change That.

Veterinary Schools Rethink Standards for Students with Physical Disabilities

“Power, Privilege, and Positionality”: How a Health Professions School Made its Commitment Visible to Students

Academic Medicine Steps Up to Improve Mental Health Support for African Americans

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

COVID-19, Racialized Disease, and the Yellow Peril

Shortage of Veterinary Schools and Practitioners in the US

Higher Education Community Finds Innovative Ways to Support the Fight Against COVID-19

After Surviving Hurricane Katrina, Tulane University Is A Model for Recovering from Campus Closure

Pharmacy Students Play Crucial Role in Combatting COVID-19

Small Institutions Develop Expansive DEI Efforts

Veterans Advocate for More Reporters from the Military

White Supremacist Propaganda on College Campuses Increased 159 Percent in Fall 2019

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National Deaf History Month

Religious Diversity is the Missing Piece in Campus DEI Work

Combating Student Homelessness Requires Commitment from the Entire Campus Community

Nonprofits and Journalism Schools Aim to Diversify the Profession by Developing New Talent

Diversity Education Is Not Enough

Equity in Higher Education Requires Equal Access to Dual Enrollment in High School

CBS Correspondent Jeff Pegues Shares His Perspective on Diversity in Journalism and How to Persevere in an Industry Under Attack

At Princeton, Portraits Honor African American Blue-Collar Employees

Journalists as First Responders: Educators Teach Trauma-Informed Reporting, Self-Care

Public Policy and Administration by the Numbers

Raising Awareness of Public Policy Careers Could Diversify the Profession

International Recruitment Organizations Connect US Schools to Students Overseas

The Importance of a Diverse, Inclusive Community

Gallaudet University and National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange to Host International Symposium

Free Speech Center Launches Publication About First Amendment Issues in Higher Education

President of Johns Hopkins University Emerges as Vocal Critic of Legacy Admissions

Brandeis Becomes First US University to Ban Caste-Based Discrimination

Women’s Suffrage Centennial: Black Women Played Pivotal Role in Securing the Right to Vote

As Nontraditional Students Become the New Norm, Colleges Must Support Generational Diversity

Oregon State University Program is a Sustainable Model for Feeding Students in Need

Simulation Learning Takes Students Out of the Classroom and Into the Middle of Public Crises

Announcing the Winners of the INSIGHT Into Diversity Study Abroad Scholarship for Underrepresented Students

Public Policy Schools Must Teach Future Leaders About Today’s Anti-Semitism

Recruiting International Students from Africa Is a Worthwhile Challenge

Dentistry is Sorely Lacking in Diversity, but Experts Offer Solutions

National First-Generation College Celebration Day

Waitlists Surge as Nursing Schools Struggle to Meet Student Demand

Institutions Innovate to Fill the National Shortage of Nurse Educators

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