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Facing Off On Political Diversity

Does the quest for diversity extend to the politics of the faculty? Earlier this year…

African-American

Enrolling In Hip-Hop 101

After all the students make their way into the lecture hall, the professor slips the audio CD into the stereo system…

UTEP, Maricopa County Community College Recognized for Hispanic Graduation Efforts

The University of Texas at El Paso and Maricopa County Community College in Arizona have the nation’s two best programs…

Appreciation: My Friend Earl Hayes

My friend Earl Hayes — a tireless advocate for the nation’s historically Black colleges and universities…

Corporate Recruiting In the 21st Century

Recruiting for diverse talent is a major priority in corporate America…

Community Colleges

Getting In Gear

In September, Toyota Motor Corp. celebrated the production of its five millionth Camry at its…

Diversity: Corporate America and Higher Education

Diversity leaders at some of corporate America’s most prominent organizations share their stories and hopes…

A Chance to Prove Themselves

Sean Garballey, a senior at a state university in New England, recently won a highly competitive…

Sallie Mae Introduces CD-ROM to Help

The Sallie Mae Fund has developed an interactive CD-ROM that targets African-American students to help them and…

Instant Replay

Many a college student has had to will themselves out of bed to attend a 7 a.m. organic chemistry lecture…

Grants & Awards

The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business has received a $25,000 grant from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants to fund scholarships for the AACSB’s Bridge Program. The program is intended to help accounting professionals transition into a university teaching position. The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation has received a three-year, $495,000 donation from […]

Death Penalty Sought For Former HBCU Professor Charged With Murder

ATLANTA The death penalty will be sought against a former mathematics professor accused of sending contract killers to murder his 22-year-old daughter-in-law, Fulton County prosecutors said this week.

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