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Report: Racial Equity Gaps in Dual Enrollment at CA Community Colleges

A report from The Education Trust-West, an advocacy organization focused on educational equity in California, found that dual enrollment programs in California’s community colleges often do not equitably serve Black, Latinx, and Native American students.

Dr. Christopher Nellum, executive director of The Education Trust-West

Study Hopes to Answer the Question Once and For All: Yes, Corequisite Support Works

The results show that corequisite support improves course completion, retention, and graduation rates, especially if corequisite students meet at least two hours weekly with their college-level course instructor.

Dr. Brandon Protas

At Least 7 HBCUs Receive Bomb Threats on the Same Day

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

Louisiana State Reimplements COVID-19 Precautions Amid Omicron Surge

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Michigan's First and Only HBCU to Reopen as Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design

Dr. D'Wayne Edwards, who acquired the Lewis College of Business, is the founder of the Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design.

Marquette Law School Establishes Center for Restorative Justice

Marquette University recently announced the creation of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice at Marquette Law School.

Janine P. Geske, the inaugural director of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice at Marquette Law School

Emory Joins Growing List of Universities Beginning Spring Semester Online Amid Spreading Omicron Variant

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Columbia University Accused of Seeking Scab Workers in Labor Strike

Tensions in the ongoing student workers’ strike at Columbia University were inflamed further this week by the leak of two emails in which Columbia administrators advertised spring teaching and assistant jobs to graduate students at New York University.

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A Community College System and a Private University in Chicago Team Together to Improve Accessibility in STEM

Dr. Michael L. Lomax Appointed to Handshake's Board of Directors

Dr. Michael L. Lomax

Rutgers Receives $10 Million for Initiative to Combat Health Inequities

Rutgers University announced this week the Rutgers Equity Alliance for Community Health (REACH), an initiative to improve health and quality of life in economically disadvantaged communities.

Morris Brown College Regains Federal Financial Aid

The United States Department of Education has given Morris Brown College (MBC) the green light to participate in its Federal Financial Aid program.

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