Tag: scholarships

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) signed bipartisan legislation for a $250 million state-funded scholarship program, one of the state’s most significant investments in financial...

This week, Loyola University Chicago (LUC) received a $100 million donation, the largest individual gift in the school’s history, to fund scholarships and other...

Several Washington D.C. Council members recently proposed a new bill to allocate college funding for undocumented high school students in the district. If passed, the...

In July, Dominion Energy pledged to give $35 million to 11 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in Virginia, Ohio, North Carolina, and South...

INSIGHT Into Diversity is proud to announce the 2020 winners of the INSIGHT Into Diversity Study Abroad Scholarship for Underrepresented Students. Majesty Drumwright, Melissa...

Starting in spring 2020, University of Arizona (UA) College of Medicine in Tucson and Phoenix will offer free tuition to students who pledge to...

Billionaire investor Robert F. Smith sparked headlines earlier this year when he promised to pay the tuition of every 2019 Morehouse College graduate. The...

Approximately 2,500 students at the University of Alaska (UA) have been abruptly left without thousands of dollars in individual scholarships less than two months...

LGBTQ students face more financial difficulties than their straight and cisgender peers. Reasons may include lack of familial support, fear of being discriminated against...

On April 11, 2018, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons announced that it would provide scholarships to all students who qualify for...

As the oldest medical school in the South, with a combined total of 3,700 students and residents and nearly 13,000 employees, the Medical University...

INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine is proud to announce its partnership with the International Consortium for Minority Cybersecurity Professionals (ICMCP), a nonprofit organization working to...

Boys & Girls Clubs across the country and abroad serve a diverse set of communities where gaps in graduation rates and postsecondary readiness continue...

Founded in 1997 with the mission to advance the hiring, retention, and promotion of minority and other diverse attorneys, the Minority Corporate Counsel Association...

At a time when college debt is at a historic high — with the national student loan debt balance at $1.32 trillion — strategic...

A new $2.4 million grant awarded to the American Indian College Fund by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will help improve the road to...

Prescott College, a liberal arts college in Arizona, announced last week that beginning next fall, it will implement a $30 fee for all on-campus...

The Institute of International Education (IIE) has announced it is reopening the Freeman Awards for Study in Asia (Freeman-ASIA), thanks to a $2 million...

Less than one week after proposing legislation that would strip college athletes of scholarships should they choose to strike, Missouri Rep. Rick Brattin, R-Harrisonville,...

A Missouri lawmaker has introduced a bill that would revoke scholarships awarded to college athletes who refuse to play for reasons unrelated to health. Missouri...

As many colleges and universities continue to raise tuition, Arizona State University (ASU) in Phoenix is working to do the opposite. The university recently...

Applications are now being accepted for the Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s Apple HBCU Scholars Program, which will provide scholarship, mentorship, and internship opportunities to...

Nonprofit organizations are working together to make study abroad more accessible for underrepresented students and students with disabilities Top photo courtesy of Ian Forber-Pratt. Other photos courtesy...