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Cal State San Bernardino Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

Leaders at HEED Award Institutions Are Speaking Out

Turning Your Subconscious Enemy into Your Inclusion Ally

Law School Recruitment and Assistance from Legal Groups Help Firms Diversify the Profession

Universities Take Steps to Remain Vigilant of Hate Groups on Campus

Why Our Nation’s Colleges and Universities Must Confront Extremism

Diversity Leaders Share Why They Pursue the HEED Award

The Search for Courageous White Women in the Academy

UC Berkeley Students Create a Class for ‘Coming Out’

Nursing Professor Takes the Long Road to Fight Student Hunger

Indiana University Strengthens Student Career Readiness through Diversity Job Fairs

Game On! Program Opens Minds to Technology and Teamwork

Celebrating American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month with Literature

The PhD Project Celebrates its 25th Anniversary

An INSIGHT Investigation: Accounting for Just 0.5% of Higher Education’s Budgets, Even Minimal Diversity Funding Supports Their Bottom Line

The 2019 HEED Awards: Innovation in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Continues

Apprentice Network Creates a Pipeline of Diverse Talent in Chicago, and Leaders Hope to Expand It

The Role of Diversity Leaders at US Business Schools

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Database Documents Freedom Suits for Enslaved Persons

Interview with an Expert: How PricewaterhouseCoopers Recruits Diverse Students

Dialogue Facilitation Helps Universities Tackle Tough Topics on Campus

Work Experience, Specialized Services Are Key to Reducing Unemployment Among People with Disabilities

Helping PhDs Find Employment in a Dwindling Academic Job Market

Growth in Racial Diversity Among Architects is Slow, but Experts Say the Conversation Continues

A Q&A with Joelle Murchison: Comparing Diversity and Inclusion Work in Higher Education and the Corporate Sector

Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Becomes Cradle-to-College Pathway Under Groups’ Efforts

From Classroom Leader to College President, One Woman of Color Works to Close the Gap

Women Pursuing MBAs Find Support System Through Forté Foundation

Celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month: Argos for Autism at the University of West Florida

INSIGHT Into Diversity Offers New Study Abroad Scholarships to Underrepresented Students

Women Pioneers in Accounting

Here’s the Full List of 2019 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award Winners

Nonprofit Aims to Place 10,000 Black and Brown Students in STEM Summer Internships

Study Shows that Women of Color Face Highest Barriers to Employment in STEM

Collaborative Offers Resources for STEM Role Models and Mentoring

Universities Build Culture by Promoting Disability as an Identity

Universities Demonstrate Commitment to Gender Equality Through HeForShe Campaign

Celebrating Women for National Hispanic Heritage Month

Groups Aim to Put STEM Majors in the Classroom to Solve Teacher Shortage

STEM Fields Need Male Allies to Advocate for Greater Gender Equity

International STEM Scholars Face Visa Restrictions, Racial Profiling Under Trump

Inclusion for Black Mathematicians: A Q&A with Edray Goins

In Era of Mass Shootings, Johns Hopkins University Opens Research Center Dedicated to School Safety, Student Health

New Higher Education-Industry Alliance Will Transform How We Prepare Students for 21st Century Careers

Community Colleges Endeavor to Serve Overlooked Populations Close to Home

Law Students Serve as the Frontline of Protection for the Undocumented

Inconsistent Mental Healthcare at Community Colleges Harms a Vulnerable Student Population

University of Alabama Returns $21.5 Million Gift to School’s Largest Donor

Free State College Programs Are Growing, But Still Help Few Students

Dave Nee Foundation Supports Lawyers, Law Students Who Suffer from Depression

Former Student Loan Provider Focuses on Giving Back to Law Schools and Students

Environmental Law Students Are Behind a Movement to Protect Underrepresented Communities

Nonprofit Provides Pivotal Reference Data for Underrepresented Law Students

2019 and 2020 Mark Anniversaries of First Female Lawyer in US and Women’s Suffrage

Reacting to Whiteness: Learning to Recognize Racial Identity, Privilege is Key to Anti-Racism

The Government Plans to Audit Law Firms for Diversity, and Universities Can Help Them improve

Beyoncé’s HΘMΣCΘMING Documentary Celebrates HBCUs

Diversity Will Save Classical Music, and It Starts with Music Education

Law Schools Across the Country Train Students to Fight for LGBTQ Rights

Syracuse University Hopes to Double Black Enrollment in College of Law through Admissions Program

Making History: Barbara Ross-Lee

Personalized Medicine Is the Future of Healthcare, but People of Color Have Been Left Out of the Picture

Free Speech Executive Order Challenges Academic Freedom at Research Institutions

Institutions Hope to Increase Diversity through the Science of Mentorship

Three Institutions of Higher Education Support Students Who Grew Up in Foster Care

The Fight for Graduate Rights: A New Student Worker Movement

Creating Safe and Supportive Campus Climates for Individuals with Invisible Disabilities

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Prioritizes Unity, Mutual Support on Campus

Don’t Just Try to Eradicate Bias — Build Bridges of Inclusion

Muslim Student Associations Take Religious Inclusion from Idea to Action

LGBTQ Pride Month Scholarships

Comprehensive Report Reveals New Insights about Diversity in Higher Ed

Dozens of Institutions Partner in Sexual Harassment Prevention Collaborative

Recent Study Shows Pipeline Program Increases Racial Diversity in Dentistry

How an Institution in the Deep South Developed Guidelines for Supporting Transgender Employees

The Evolving Field of Narrative Medicine Reaches the ‘Core of the Human Condition’

CUNY School of Medicine’s Approach Makes It One of the Most Diverse in the Nation

Films that Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

As Manufacturing Evolves, Community Colleges Adapt Quickly to ‘Meet Students Where They Are’

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine to Address Lack of Rural Healthcare in Southern Georgia

Healthcare Suffers When Medical School Graduates Don’t Match

Physician Development Coach: A New Model in Medical Education for 2025 and Beyond

Jewish American Heritage Month Celebrates Illustrators

Higher Education Act, Student Debt Rules Need Reform to Provide Veterinary School Debt Relief

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