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Once-Troubled Knoxville College to Reapply for Accreditation

Knoxville College plans to seek accreditation as it searches for its next president.

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Bloomberg Donates $1B to Johns Hopkins

Michael Bloomberg’s $1 billion gift to Johns Hopkins is expected to fund medical degree scholarships in perpetuity and provide financial aid to nursing, public health, and other graduate programs.

Johns Hopkins University

Faculty & Staff

Lawsuit Argues Law School Hiring is Biased Against White Men

Group sues in federal court complaining that the hiring process at the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law favors women and people of color over white men.

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law

Cheyney University Comes Off Probation

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania has been removed from probation.

Cheyney University

Leadership & Policy

More Presidential Vacancies at HBCUs

The presidents at Dillard, Talladega, and Florida Memorial University have all recently resigned.

Dr. Rochelle Ford

CUNY Establishes Center for Inclusive Excellence and Belonging

A new Center for Inclusive Excellence and Belonging is expected to foster understanding and harness systemwide resources at CUNY campuses.

CUNY creates a Center for Inclusive Excellence and Belonging.

North Carolina A&T Receives $20M Gift from Anonymous Donor

The historically Black university has been gifted $20 million that will go toward scholarships and other initiatives to improve university communication and outreach.

Resolution Reached on Title VI Complaints at Lafayette College

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights announced it has reached an agreement with Lafayette College regarding its response to recent Title VI complaints.

Lafayette College

Program Aims at Smoother Transfers to Four-Year Degree Program

Five colleges and universities, including Keene State, have signed onto a program that guarantees admission for eligible students with associate degrees.

Leadership & Policy

CUNY, U.S. Education Department Enter Agreement Regarding Discrimination Complaints

CUNY plans to strengthen training of diversity officers and conduct campus climate survey as part of an agreement with the U.S. Education Department after Title VI complaints.

William C. Thompson Jr.

Community Colleges

Finalists Announced for $1M Aspen Prize

The Aspen Institute’s signature recognition, Aspen Prize, celebrates 10 high-achieving community colleges from across the country.

Molloy University Awarded $3.5M Grant to Promote Minorities in STEM

Molloy University will lead seven Catholic institutions through a five-year $3.5M grant program to promote underrepresented minority participation in STEM.

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