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Some Colleges Fear Cuts as Missouri Lawmakers Consider New Funding Model
Lawmakers proposed a new funding model that would reshuffle funds among public institutions. Some, including the state’s two historically Black colleges, wouldn’t fare well.
Addressing the Antisemitism Education Gap
A new survey shows anti-Jewish attitudes are pervasive on campuses, while education and training on antisemitism are lacking. Colleges must close this gap.
Judge Orders Penn to Give EEOC Names of Employees in Jewish Groups
The decision marks a significant development in a monthslong legal battle between the Ivy League university and the Trump administration.
Provost Says Diné College Dismissed Her ‘For Being White’
Intersectional Acknowledgment of Violence Against Black Trans Girls and Women
On this International Transgender Day of Visibility, I am highlighting the intersectional implications of minimizing the particular harms of legislative transphobia on Black people.
DOJ Lawsuit Challenging Minnesota In-State Tuition Policies Dismissed
Diversity Officers Gather to Grieve and Rally
Hundreds of diversity officers flocked to Philadelphia to attend the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education conference, where they reflected on the past year and what lies ahead for the embattled field.
Building Pathways for Women in Construction
Stephens College’s pre-apprenticeship program connects women to in-demand trades while helping address workforce shortages.