"Modernizing the Workforce" is Inside Higher Ed's new print-on-demand compilation.
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Department of Justice lifts restriction on capital financing for faith-based historically black colleges -- part of White House effort to show commitment to HBCUs. But it's not clear how many colleges have been denied funding.
Some students view term as racist.
Star scholar of minority-serving institutions Marybeth Gasman was accused of fostering a hypersexualized and racially insensitive climate in her research center.
Johns Hopkins fires professor over clash with student protesters, but he says he has no remorse for either the attack or being a "white male."
At Metropolitan State University, the Student Senate fell apart after continued internal disputes and arguments with the administration over vacant minority affairs positions.
We would do well to replace them with more tangible queries about teaching and mentoring, argues Alex Small.
Study finds colleges have made little progress on faculty diversity, particularly at research-intensive universities, despite more conversations about race and inclusion.
Bowling Green removed her name from campus theater due to her part in Birth of a Nation. A who's who of film -- James Earl Jones, Helen Mirren, Martin Scorsese, among others -- want the name restored.
University of Central Arkansas library celebrated Pride month with sign featuring quote by Lady Gaga. President ordered quote removed. His explanation angered many on campus.
Rochester Institute of Technology has become a model for helping students on the spectrum with academics and their careers.
Colleges are flimflamming college students and parents about reopening in the fall (opinion)
When teaching about race, faculty members should avoid imposing a singular interpretation or ideolog
Harvard and MIT sue to block new rule on international students and online enrollment
A faculty member and former ad executive offers six steps for improving teaching on Zoom (opinion)
Most teaching is going remote. Will that help or hurt online learning?
Steven Pinker's aid in Jeffrey Epstein's legal defense renews criticism of the increasingly divisive
COVID-19's forceful impact shakes college business officers' confidence
Delaware State University will acquire Wesley College, a first for HBCUs
What kept students studying remotely satisfied this spring? Well-designed and well-delivered courses
