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A group of students sit and chat in a circle at Stanford University's center for first-generation, low-income students

Funding Student Success: Endowed Directorships in Student Supports

To promote sustainability in student supports, Stanford donors have endowed four directorships of community centers, creating additional funding for student services and co-curriculars.

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New Cal State Campaign Will Emphasize Postgraduation Success

Since 2009, the massive university system has run Graduation Initiatives. The latest likely won’t meet its goals. Now leaders plan to emphasize what happens to students after they earn degrees.

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House Report on Campus Antisemitism Details Need for Colleges to ‘Restore Order’

Critics say the report has little new to offer and call it an attempt to weaponize reports of discrimination and “delegitimize” higher education.

Howard University's campus

EdTrust Recommends Ways to Better Support MSIs

As anti-DEI efforts continue and the demand for minority-serving institutions like HBCUs grows, leaders of institutions say they need more federal funding and guidance.

A group of students smile while holding books and backpacks.

College Is Worth It to Black, Latino and Indigenous Students

New research from the Pell Institute finds that, despite challenges and setbacks students of color face in pursuit of a college degree, BIPOC learners see value in higher education. The report offers 13 recommendations to improve success for these learners.

A photograph of American Association of University Professors president Todd Wolfson.

The AAUP’s New President Is Not Staying Neutral

Todd Wolfson is pushing the century-old American Association of University Professors to fight higher ed’s detractors and “organize every campus.” But critics say the venerable organization is straying from its roots.

A photo illustration featuring images of former president Ronald Reagan and Christopher Rufo juxtaposed next to one another, against a wavy orange background.

Reagan Was Right, and Rufo Is Wrong

The attack on DEI flies in the face of traditional conservative principles, Suzanne Nossel writes.

U of Missouri–Kansas City Dissolves DEI Office

The University of Missouri–Kansas City announced Friday it will dissolve its diversity and inclusion office, KCUR reported. In an email...