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Native Americans

Storyteller Brings Native History to Life at RIT

Perry Ground is an educator who has dedicated his career to bringing traditional indigenous stories to life.

Perry Ground, second from left, helps RIT celebrate Native American Heritage Month at an event in 2012.

Report: College Enrollment Shows No Signs of Recovery from the Pandemic’s Plummet

Early data released by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center (NSCRC) shows that enrollment fell by 3.2 percent since last year, resulting in a combined 6.5 percent drop from two years ago.

Dr. Doug Shapiro

Native Americans

$3K Scholarships To Be Awarded to 20 Descendants of Native American Boarding School Survivors

Christine Diindiisi McCleave

HACU's 35th Annual Conference Begins With Tips on Student Success Programs

The 35th Annual Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) Conference began on Monday. Two workshops shared tips on improving student success metrics for HSIs or any institution looking to better serve its Hispanic population.

Dr. Antonio Flores, president and CEO of HACU

University of South Florida Creates Task Force to Increase Latinx Enrollment and Success

The University of South Florida (USF) has created a task force with the aim of building the university’s commitment to Latinx student enrollment, retention, and success.

Disability Expert, Rebecca Cokley, to Headline University of Phoenix Webinar

The University of Phoenix will host an educational equity webinar led by Rebecca Cokley, U.S. program officer for disability rights at the Ford Foundation.

Colby College Bans Discrimination Based on Caste

Colby College, a private liberal arts college in Maine, is banning discrimination based on caste, or inherited social class.

Dr. Tayo Clyburn, dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Colby College

The Harvard Kennedy School’s Annual Diversity Report Reveals Slow Progress

Asian American Pacific Islander

1.3M Grant to Support Asian American Students at Northern Virginia Community College

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What Woman Want: Leadership at HBCUs

The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) gathered a panel of women in leadership at HBCUs to share their stories of success, their advice for future women leaders, and ways to create a pipeline for women to become leaders.

Dr. Roslyn Artis

Tribal Colleges

Missing and Murdered Haunt Tribal Nations

Thousands of indigenous people have vanished or have been found murdered. And students at TCUs fight for justice.

Ashley Loring Heavyrunner

Tribal Law and Economics Program Launches at George Mason University

Adam Crepelle, assistant professor of law and director of the Tribal Law & Economics Project at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School

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