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Leadership & Policy

Lonely at the Top?

That a college or university president has a challenging position is a no-brainer…

Alumni Fight Grambling Admissions Standards

Plans to impose new admissions standards for Grambling State University freshmen are being challenged…

‘The Albany Movement’

Before Birmingham and Selma, Ala., became benchmarks for change during the Civil Rights Movement…

Leadership & Policy

Maryland Faces University Desegregation Fight

A group of Morgan State students, alumni and civil rights activists say a lawsuit seems to be the only remedy…

Leadership & Policy

Lonely at the Top?

That a college or university president has a challenging position is a no-brainer…

Alabama Desegregation Case Coming to a Close

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. A 25-year-old desegregation case involving Alabama’s colleges and universities is coming to a close, as U.S. District Judge Harold Murphy has ordered the state to set aside $46 million in surplus education funds. Part of the sum is to be used for a need-based scholarship program and a construction program at two historically Black state institutions.

Remembering Earl Hayes

Many thanks for the beautiful piece written by you on our dear friend Earl Hayes

Remembering Earl Hayes

Thanks for providing an excellent article…

Faculty & Staff

New Study: Gender Matters on Black College Campuses

Female faculty at public historically Black colleges seem to fare better in terms of ratings…

A Conversation With Gallaudet’s Dr. Jane K. Fernandes

Days before the Gallaudet University board of trustees withdrew its presidential appointment of Dr. Jane Fernandes, the embattled leader sat down with Diverse to talk about her efforts to ease tensions at the university, the double standard imposed on female leaders and the need for Gallaudet to be more inclusive.

HBCU Capital Financing Board Offers Help To Katrina-Hit Schools

Black colleges impacted by Hurricane Katrina will have an easier time getting funding for capital projects, members of the Historically Black College and Universities Capital Financing Advisory Board said Friday during a meeting held at Howard University, in Washington, D.C.

Faculty & Staff

AAUP: Women Professors Lag In Tenure, Salary

There are more women in full-time faculty positions than 30 years ago but research institutions are still reluctant to hire women or pay them in parity with their male hires, according to an annual report by the American Association of University Professors released today.

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