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African-American

Indiana’s Former All-Black School May Become College Academy

School officials want to turn the city’s first all-Black high school, Crispus Attucks, from a middle school into a college prep academy. Story:

Asian American Pacific Islander

University of Michigan Vision Study Says Asians, Whites See World Differently

Asians and North Americans really do see the world differently, according to researchers at the University of Michigan. Story:

Native Americans

Sharing A Common Interest

Growing weary of the lack of diversity in philosophy courses, Rutgers professor finds way to generate interest in the discipline among minority students Story:

Events

African-American

Broadening Perspectives

Setting The Record Straight

Dr. Jon Quistgaard is unhappy with the way the national media has portrayed the Red Lake Indian Reservation in northern Minnesota Story:

Leadership & Policy

Stepping Forward

As Butler University President Bobby Fong was reviewing applications a few years ago for a national fellows program that grooms future leaders of higher education Story:

African-American

Duke Researchers Working to Isolate Glaucoma Gene in Ghana

In his waiting room, Dr. Rand Allingham saw all the evidence he needed of glaucoma’s disproportionate impact on his Black patients Story:

African-American

Interim Colorado President Suggests Diversity Study

Interim University of Colorado President Hank Brown wants a committee to recommend how to increase diversity following several racial Story:

African-American

Church Impacts Political Activism Among Blacks, Expert Says

Religion remains a salient social and cultural institution in the United States. Story:

African-American

Wachovia Announces $10 Million Commitment To Black Community Partnerships

Wachovia, which last month apologized for slave ownership by two predecessor banks Story:

Faculty & Staff

Lack of Same-Sex Benefits Costly For Pennsylvania Professors, Says Faculty Union

State university professor Dr. Rita Drapkin considers herself a married woman, even though Pennsylvania doesn’t sanction same-sex marriage. Story:

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