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University of Missouri Receives $3 Million from NSF to Train Students on Materials and Data Science

The University of Missouri has received $3 million from the NSF to create a doctoral training program for materials science and data science and analytics.

Dr. Matt Maschmann

African-American

Black Male Achievers Program Won't Change Name Under Florida's Anti-DEI Law

Academic enrichment program that primarily serves African American men won't have to change its name under a Florida's state higher education law.

Tallahassee Community College.

National University Announced The Launch Of The Cause Research Institute

The Cause Research Institute is a new applied Research and Development arm that will coordinate research, scholarship, and other innovation efforts focused on social sector challenges.

National University announced the launch of the Cause Research Institute.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown Rejects Decision to Allow Towson University Business Ph.D Program

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has rejected the Maryland Higher Education Commission’s decision to let Towson University implement a Ph.D. program that opponents claim would duplicate one at HBCU Morgan State University.

Attorney General Anthony Brown

Fort Scott Community College Settles Lawsuit on 2021 Death of Football Player Tirrell Williams

Fort Scott Community College has settled in a lawsuit regarding the heat-related death of football player Tirrell Williams.

Tirrell Williams, 19

Rutgers Law Clinic to Represent Tenants in Building Mismanagement Case

The Rutgers Law School Housing Justice & Tenant Solidarity Clinic is representing members of 75 Prospect Street Tenant Association in lawsuits against companies owned or managed by Ron Kutas, alleging that he is responsible for a building’s condition.

The 75 Prospect Street Tenant Association In East Orange, Nj

UChicago to be First Defendant to Settle in Finanical Aid Lawsuit

The University of Chicago will pay $13.5 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that it conspired with other elite schools to limit financial aid for admitted students.

University Of Chicago

Leadership & Policy

Towson Business Ph.D. Program Duplicates Morgan State Offering, HBCU Advocates Allege

HBCU advocates have voiced concerns to Maryland officials about how approving a doctoral business analytics program at Towson University violates a 2021 federal ruling.

Towson University

Community Colleges

Chicago Residents Offered No-Cost Associate Degree in Criminal Justice

Olive-Harvey College and The Chicago Police Department have partnered to offer Chicago residents the opportunity to earn an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree with a focus in Criminal Justice, at no cost.

The 'One Year and Out' City Colleges of Chicago Criminal Justice program is offered through Olive-Harvey College.

As Minimum Wages Rise, Community College Enrollments Decline

Following an 8% or greater change in the minimum wage, two-year enrollment across all institutions dropped by 4.6%.

Dr. Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, director and faculty fellow of the Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern University

African-American

UNCF to Launch Nationwide Walk for Education Fundraising Campaign

UNCF will be kicking off a nationwide Walk for Education fundraising campaign Aug. 12.

Maurice Jenkins

Report: HBCU and Tribal Land-Grant Universities Significantly Underfunded

Land-grant universities that are HBCUs and TCUs are significantly underfunded compared to predominantly white LGUs, according to a new report by the Center for American Progress.

Dr. Sara Partridge

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