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Liberty University Sexual Assault Case Lawsuit Reaches Settlement

A federal lawsuit alleging Liberty University of fostering an unsafe environment and mishandling sexual assault and harassment cases has reached a settlement.

Liberty University

MSU Denver to Fully Cover Cost of Attendance for Indigenous Students

Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) will fully cover tuition and fees for its Native American and Indigenous students starting fall 2022.

A pow wow graduation celebration on MSU Denver's campus. Photo by Abreham Gebreegziabher.

Solidarity Now! The 1968 Poor People's Campaign is on a National Tour

A Smithsonian exhibit, Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign, will begin a national tour at the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis on May 14.

The Lorraine Motel, with a wreath placed over the site of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.

IHEP Report on Degrees When Due Initiative

The Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP), a higher education research and advocacy nonprofit, unveiled a report with findings and lessons from its nationwide college completion initiative.

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American Bar Association Releases Bar Pass Data by Race, Ethnicity, Gender

The world's largest voluntary association of lawyers unveiled bar pass data by race, ethnicity, and gender among its approved law schools.

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Saint Augustine University Partners with National Black Farmers Association

Saint Augustine University (SAU) and the National Black Farmers Association (NBFA) have formed an alliance to tackle issues of inequity and civil rights in agriculture.

Representatives from SAU and NBFA meet to form alliance.

Emerging HSIs "Beacon of Hope for Latino Students"

Despite the Latinx population growth, some states do not have a higher education institution that qualifies as an HSI, others may only have one or two. For those states, eHSIs can make the difference.

Dr. Deborah Santiago, co-founder and CEO of Excelencia in Education.

Leadership & Policy

AAUW's CEO Gloria Blackwell: "There Needs to Be A Reckoning."

Blackwell is the CEO of AAUW, a nonprofit advancing gender equity through advocacy, education, and research.

Gloria Blackwell, CEO of the American Association of University Women (AAUW)

AAHHE Names Award in Honor of Dr. Mildred García

Dr. Mildred García

Rutgers University to Host Memorial for Dr. Cheryl A. Wall

When Dr. Cheryl A. Wall, renounced scholar of Black literature, American literature, and feminist criticism, died in April 2020, the chaos of the pandemic made it impossible for Rutgers University to pay proper tribute to their professor of English.

Dr. Cheryl A. Wall, who died in April 2020.

African-American

Veteran Education Administrator Dead at 67

Dr. Lillian Lowery, who ran public schools in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia, ultimately spearheading new national curriculum standards and reforms to student discipline policies, died last week. She was 67.

Dr. Lillian Lowery

Dr. Thomas W. Cole, Jr., Former HBCU President, Dead at 81

Dr. Thomas W. Cole, Jr., former president of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) West Virginia State University (WVSU) and Clark Atlanta University (CAU), died on Thursday, April 14.

Dr. Thomas W. Cole, Jr., former president of HBCUs West Virginia State University and Clark Atlanta University.

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