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Georgetown’s First Latino President Models Inclusive Leadership for the Next Generation

A legal scholar, Dr. Eduardo M. Peñalver discusses balancing academic autonomy, Jesuit values, and a commitment to mentorship across a shifting academic landscape.

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2 in 3 Latino College Students Have Weighed Dropping Out, UnidosUS Finds

A new UnidosUS survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of Latino college students have considered dropping out, with financial strain, work demands, and mental health challenges acting as the primary drivers.

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How LACCD Chancellor Dr. Alberto J. Román Uses His Lived Experience to Drive Student Success

The chancellor of the nation's largest community college district says he sees himself in the students he serves — immigrants, first-generation college students and student parents — and works to bring them success.

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Colleges Are Redefining What It Means to Truly Serve Latino Students

A college or university is considered Hispanic-serving once it crosses the 25 percent enrollment threshold, but experts say serving students well requires a deeper dive into who lives behind the ‘Hispanic’ box.

Leadership & Policy

Advocates Warn DOJ Lawsuits Threaten In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students

A new report from higher education and legal groups warns that federal challenges to tuition equity laws risk driving Dreamers out of college and straining local workforces.

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Leadership & Policy

Federal Court Vacates Education Department Policy Requiring Immigration Documents From Jay Treaty Students

A federal judge has struck down an Education Department policy that blocked some American Indian students born in Canada from receiving federal student aid without immigration paperwork.

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A New Excelencia Report Says 91% of New Workers Will Be Latino by 2031, But Only 31% Have a Postsecondary Credential

A new Excelencia in Education report finds Latinos will make up 91% of new U.S. workers by 2031 — but federal funding rules are making it harder to close the degree gap that stands in the way.

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Race- and Gender-Based Scholarships Shrink After Supreme Court Ruling

Scholarship providers are revising eligibility rules amid legal pressure following the high court’s ban on race-conscious college admissions.

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AAUP Report: Faculty Pay Fell Behind Inflation as Salary Gaps Persist

A new AAUP report says full-time faculty salaries effectively declined despite nominal raises, with women still earning substantially less than men and pay disparities varying widely by rank and institution type.

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The Last Class of 18-Year-Olds

As the demographic cliff arrives, some colleges have a plan. Others are waiting for a miracle.

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Not Embracing Diversity is America's Costliest Contradiction, NCA&T Chancellor James Martin Says

In an interview with The EDU Ledger, the chancellor of the nation's largest HBCU makes an economic case for diversity, tied to the national security imperative.

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Johns Hopkins Legacy Debated in New Study Amid National Reckoning Over Slavery

New research challenges the widely reported claim that Johns Hopkins owned slaves, pointing to alternative explanations for 19th-century census data.

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