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Women’s Bodies and the Architecture of Work
This International Women’s Day, let’s talk about how women’s embodied experiences are rarely acknowledged, let alone accommodated, in the higher education workplace.
Extraordinary Higher Education Scholar to Lead World’s Largest Education Research Association
It is nearly impossible to write anything good or credible about campus climate, diversity and inclusion, sense of belonging, the success of students of color in STEM fields, or Hispanic-serving institutions without citing her studies.
Will There Be a Second Compact?
The Department of Education will struggle to find broad acceptance of a new iteration of the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education without true partnership with the sector.
Featured Gig: Associate Director, Faculty and Lecturer Programs, at Stanford
Four questions for Cassandra Horii and Kritika Yegnashankaran.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Access in the Real World
“Everything dope about America comes from Chicago.”
The Growing Gap Between Housing Need and Housing Inventory
The rise in students seeking accommodations for disabilities—combined with a strong preference for single rooms—is putting pressures on selection processes and perceptions of fairness.