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Howard University Reaches Agreement, Ending 34 Days of Student Protest

Students at Howard University have reached an agreement with the administration, ending 34 days of occupied protest at the Blackburn Multipurpose Center on campus.

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Steve and Marjorie Harvey Join Robert F. Smith's Student Freedom Initiative, Amplify Importance of HBCUs

The Barbra Streisand Institute at UCLA will Study Truth, Art, Climate Change, and Gender Equity

Actor, writer, director, producer, and singer Barbra Streisand will fund four new research centers at the University of California Los Angeles, housed in their division of social sciences, called The Barbra Streisand Institute.

Barbra Streisand

New Jersey's Seton Hall University Receives $7M From Alumnus

University of Notre Dame Creates New Diversity and Inclusion Center

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New Study Casts Doubt On Lotteries’ Power to Improve Diversity

A recent study suggests that a college lottery system would lead to less equitable results, at least when it comes to race, ethnicity, and gender.

Dr. Dominique J. Baker

Community Colleges

Community Colleges in Texas Find Creative Ways Around Decreased Funding in Response to Low Enrollment

Since 2019, there has been a 11% loss of enrollment at community colleges across Texas.

Jacob Fraire, TACC president

Upcoming Webinar to Discuss Monuments on Campus

A December 1 webinar will discuss Dr. Ainsley Carry’s new book: Washington Next? Disputed Monuments, Honorees, and Symbols on Campus.

Dr. Ainsley Carry

Faculty & Staff

Dr. Daria J. Willis Named Fifth President of Howard Community College

Dr. Daria J. Willis, a rising star in the world of community colleges, has been selected as the next president to lead Howard Community College located in Maryland.

Dr. Daria Willis

Kean University is Changing K-12 Discipline to Build Classroom Community

New Jersey Department of Education (DOE) is funding the launch of Restorative Justice in Education, a pilot program run by Kean University to support a more inclusive and less punitive discipline culture in K-12 schools.

Dr. Adara Goldberg

First-Gen Students Can Attend Bentley University for Same Price as State School

Penn State Fellowship Program Aims To Build Leaders in DEI

Dr. Laura Leites

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