Race & Ethnicity

The tragedy in Orlando calls on those of us in higher education to consider how to confront violence and inequity and support people traumatized by continuing oppression, writes Stephanie Bondi.

When colleges say they prioritize inclusive environments, what do they mean? A new survey hopes to cut through the noise.

Margaret Spellings, president of the University of North Carolina, pledges that campuses won't limit access for transgender students while lawsuits are pending.

Dick Gregory writes that students who are protesting against a dean who recommended his autobiography should think about which battles matter the most.

New comedy Neighbors 2 highlights longstanding rules that bar sororities from having alcohol, a rule that some women say is sexist and possibly dangerous.

Colleges are asking if there's still a place on campus for student groups with limits on who may join.

Whatever the Supreme Court says about affirmative action, it is time for elite colleges to stop favoring white applicants over Asian Americans, writes Hrishikesh Joshi.

In January, three black students reported a hate crime. Now, after authorities released evidence that the students lied, SUNY Albany tries to move forward.