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From the Magazine: Page 22
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Disabilities Access is About Holding Space
Dr. Margaret Price, an associate professor of English at The Ohio State University, said her aim is to help dismantle injustices and build forward from the present structures of academe through recognition of what is true now.
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End of the Rainbow?
LGBTQ+ centers have been forced to close in states with anti-DEI legislation.
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Red Lake Nation College Breaks New Ground in Urban Setting
It's the first TCU with a location in a major metropolitan area, reaching more Native populations.
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Landscape Review Finds More Questions in Link Between Higher Ed and Civic Engagement
Better data disaggregation is needed to understand the link between higher ed and civic responsibility.
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An Outsider’s View, Self-Worth
Amy Chua learned, grew, and chased the dreams of her younger self by becoming a novelist.
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Community College Innovation Exemplars Honored at the Community College Futures Assembly
The Community College Futures Assembly continues to draw high-performing teams annually to compete for the Bellwether and Legacy Awards.
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Educating the Next Generation
Dr. Beth Lew-Williams’s scholarly work is on 19th century history, particularly regarding Chinese immigration to the U.S. West coast in the late 1800s.
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Building Support for a Major
The push for more representation about Asian identities at Amherst College has been a multi-decade affair.
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The Case for Board of Trustees to Embrace Academic Acumen
It is essential for board of trustees members to possess a deep understanding of academic acumen.
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Policy Matters for Black Youth Mental Health
Pervasive inequitable issues in education make K-12 schools the breeding ground for anti-Black racism across policy and practice.
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Providing Wraparound Services for UCONN’s Asian American Studies
UCONN received a $1.9 million grant to support the Transformation, Equity, Access, and Sense of Belonging Project.
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Innocence Denied: 
Elementary Black Boys Under Surveillance and Inequitably Disciplined (Again)
It is emotionally exhausting to read another study which found — again — that Black boys are found guilty just for being Black and male, regardless of age. We believe that adultification is operating with Black boys.
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