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Q&A: As Public Policy Scholar, Bill Richardson Talks Politics

Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson speaks to Diverse about American politics in 2012 and his current role as a senior fellow at a Rice University public policy research institute.

Bill Richardson

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Activist Attorney Calls for ‘Militant’ Action Against Injustices in Public Education

Young students are best suited to wage the battle for public education—and against the expansion of charter schools—and large-scale integration of the nation’s public schools should be a paramount goal in the fight.

Schools Producing Latino STEM Graduates Highlighted in Report

Institutions that produce the most Latino graduates in the STEM fields were singled out for recognition Thursday in a report hailed as a guide for other colleges and universities that are looking to achieve similar results.

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Soledad O’Brien’s Education Foundation Celebrates Second Annual Gala

Two years after launching, the Soledad O’Brien and Brad Raymond Foundation is well on its way to becoming a key change agent in higher education.

Soledad and Brad

Senator: DREAM Act’s Passage by Congress Would Complete President’s Action on ‘Undocumented’ Youth

U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin said Tuesday that the DREAM Act will become law if advocates follow the example set by the Civil Rights Movement.

Virginia State University Hosts College Prep Program for Latino Students

In addition to providing college preparation advice, the Hispanic College Institute offers high school students the inspiration than they can enroll and succeed in college.

Forum: Scholar Offers View of 2012 Latino Presidential Vote Outlook

At a Washington forum on Thursday, Stanford political scientist Gary M. Segura described the recent surge in support for Obama among Latino voters as being a case of choosing between the “frying pan and the fire.”

Report: California Schools Serving Socially Disadvantaged Students Send Too Few to College

The vast majority of California high schools that serve high numbers of low-income students and students of color do a poor job of sending their students on to college, a new report has found.

Patricia Gándara

Fire Brings Challenges at Washington State’s Heritage University

A fire at a private, liberal arts college in Washington state has left school officials scrambling to ensure academics aren’t adversely affected for the largely minority students who make up the school’s student body.

Heritage University

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Experts: Expanding Age Gap between Whites and Minorities May Increase U.S. Racial Divide

A generation gap in several states between older Whites and younger minorities has race relations experts concerned.

California DREAM Act ‘Graduation’ Ceremony Draws Hundreds to San Francisco

Hundreds of young, undocumented immigrants gathered in San Francisco recently to celebrate those given the opportunity to graduate by the California DREAM Act.

Hartford Mayor Faults Handling of Trinity College Student Assault

An investigation into the March 4 attack has not produced any arrests, but police are now investigating the possibility that fellow Trinity students beat the victim.

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