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U.S. Secretary of Education Condemns Florida's "Don't Say Gay Bill"

U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona criticized the Florida Senate's passing of the Parental Rights in Education Bill, also known as the "don't say gay bill."

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What Anti-LGBTQ+ State Bills Mean for Higher Ed

As more anti-LGBTQ+ bills are enacted, concerns are mounting for LGBTQ+ students in higher education.

Dr. Z Nicolazzo, associate professor of trans* studies in education at the Center for the Study of Higher Education at the University of Arizona

Trinity Washington University to Host Mellon Symposium on Global Perspectives on Race and Racism

On March 16 and 17, Trinity Washington University will host a two-day symposium on campus and via Zoom exploring race and racism in the U.S. and globally.

Nicole Breland Aandahl, senior vice president for people and culture at the Center for Strategic and International Studies

Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster, first Black student at the University of Alabama, Dead at 92

Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster, the first Black student to attend the University of Alabama, namesake of the Autherine Lucy Hall on campus, has died. She was 92 years old.

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Wyoming Senate Votes To Stop Funding University of Wyoming's Gender Studies Program

On Friday, senators in Wyoming passed a budget amendment to end funding the University of Wyoming's gender and women's studies program. The amendment will now move to the House for consideration.

Wyoming Republican state senator Cheri Steinmetz

Celebrating Leading Women in Higher Education

Diverse presents 25 innovative and dynamic women leaders who are paving the way for others in higher ed.

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Transgender Athletes Face Greater Scrutiny in Gender Divided Sports

Renewed attention on trans athlete Lia Thomas comes as part of a bigger wave of transphobic laws and policies being enacted across the U.S.

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Introduce A Girl to Engineering Day - A Call to Diversify

Thursday, Feb. 24 is Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, a call for institutions to bring more women, and more diversity, into the field of sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

Kayla Dio Robinson, at NASA.

Leadership & Policy

The Broken Ladder - Where Are the Women Presidents at R1 Institutions?

Despite earning the majority of terminal degrees, women lead only 22 percent of the nation’s elite institutions.

Andrea Silbert, one of the lead authors of the study and president of the Eos Foundation.

Massachusetts' Curry College Moves Online Following String of Hate Incidents

A string of hate incidents on campus has prompted Curry College — a private college in Milton, Massachusetts — to move its classes online, reports the Boston Globe.

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Meeting the Need: How Nursing Schools Are Addressing the RN Shortage Exacerbated by COVID-19

The American Nurses Association, a national organization dedicated to the profession of nursing, predicted that the U.S. will need 1.2 million more nurses in the next year to not only meet demand but replenish the nursing workforce.

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Valerie Boyd, Biographer of Zora Neale Hurston, Dead at 58

Valerie Boyd—a well-known journalist, biographer and professor at the University of Georgia—died over the weekend. She was 58 years old.

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