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Leadership & Policy
At Public HBCUs, Student Protest Still Comes With a Political Price
For years, HBCU presidents — particularly at public institutions — have walked a tightrope between the values of their students and the state governments that fund them.
Institutions
Harvard’s $2.2 Billion Research Funding Dispute Reaches Appeals Court
Federal judges are reviewing whether the government followed the law when it froze billions of dollars in research grants to Harvard.
Institutions
VIce President JD Vance Announces J-1 Visa Probe of Harvard, Stanford and Seven Other Universities
The Trump administration says nine institutions may be using the program to pay foreign researchers less than U.S.-based workers.
Students
Can Colleges Become the HSIs Their Students Need?
Gina Ann Garcia explains why colleges must move beyond federal designations and grant funding to make serving Latine students central to their mission, identity and culture.
Institutions
Campus Gun Violence Is Rising and Most Shooters Are Outsiders
A decade-long analysis finds shootings at colleges are increasing by about 20% annually, often occurring in outdoor spaces, parking lots and residence halls.
Students
For Latino Men, College Value Goes Beyond the Degree
Similar to other student groups navigating their higher education journeys, Latino males are determined, motivated, and capable of academic success.
Institutions
Lawsuit Seeks $548.7 Million for Alleged Lincoln University Funding Shortfall
Current and former students say Missouri’s underfunding harmed Lincoln University’s academic programs and infrastructure.
Latinx
Colleges Are Redefining What It Means to Truly Serve Latino Students
A college or university is considered Hispanic-serving once it crosses the 25 percent enrollment threshold, but experts say serving students well requires a deeper dive into who lives behind the ‘Hispanic’ box.
Institutions
Amazon’s Free-College Pledge Comes Amid Data Center Backlash
The company plans to connect more than 300,000 residents with no-cost degrees and credentials while defending its expanding data center footprint.
Institutions
As Elite Colleges Race to Offer Free Tuition, Benefits Remain Concentrated at the Top
Wealthy private universities are raising income limits for free tuition as high as $250,000, driven by competition, public pressure over prices and a new federal endowment tax.
Students
Mississippi Colleges Expand Food Pantries as Students Struggle to Cover Basic Costs
Visits to campus pantries are climbing as housing, food and transportation costs rise, pushing universities to add groceries, hygiene items and clothing to their student support services.
Institutions
Enrollment, Equity and “Servingness”: The Battle Over the Future of Hispanic-Serving Institutions
As lawsuits target the Hispanic-Serving Institution designation, scholars say enrollment numbers were never the real measure of whether colleges serve Latino students well.
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