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Quick Takes

New Bill Would Consolidate Mississippi Community Colleges

Legislation introduced by Mississippi representative Trey Lamar, chairman of the state’s House Ways and Means Committee, proposes consolidating six Mississippi...
Quick Takes

New UNCF Report Highlights Leadership Challenges at HBCUs

A recent report from the United Negro College Fund found presidents at historically Black colleges and universities tend to have...
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Institutions Religious Colleges

A New Catholic HSI Alliance

A group of Catholic Hispanic-serving universities has formed a partnership to brainstorm new ways to share resources and support students.

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Opinion
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MSI Cuts Create Barriers for Indigenous Learners

Cuts to colleges that serve Native students undermine a legal and moral obligation.

By Heather J. Shotton

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Government Politics & Elections

DOJ Report Compounds MSI Advocates’ Worries

A recent legal report from the Department of Justice implies new risks to funding for minority-serving institutions after the Education Department already cut off their competitive grant dollars.

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Quick Takes

Morris Brown College Removes President

Morris Brown College, a historically Black institution in Georgia, removed its president, effective immediately, after seven years on the job...
Opinion
Columns Confessions of a Community College Dean

Apparently, Civil Discourse Requires a Bachelor’s Degree

Community colleges deserve to be at the table. When we aren’t, the entire conversation is distorted.

By Matt Reed

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Governance Accreditation

Texas Drops ABA Oversight of Lawyers Amid Anti-DEI Crusade

As other states consider similar plans, experts say a new law school accreditor could soon emerge to challenge the American Bar Association. Politicians might like it, but law schools remain unlikely to abandon ABA standards any time soon.