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Agnes Scott College and Morehouse School of Medicine Launch Partnership Programs

Agnes Scott College, a women's liberal arts college, and Morehouse School of Medicine are partnering to offer an Early Commitment Program and Pre-Medical Linkage Program.

Students at Morehouse School of Medicine

AP Computer Science Principles is Diversifying Computer Science

The College Board found that its AP Computer Science Principles (AP CSP) course attracted diverse students.

Pilot Program in Ohio Aims to Help Students With Stranded Credits

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Institutions Recognized for Creating Partnerships Centered on Workforce Development

Five institutions are the recipients of grants that will be used to create partnerships with local community organizations and businesses aimed at providing students with the skills they’ll need to successfully enter the workforce upon graduation.

Dr. Christel Perkins

Philander Smith College Receives Largest Single Donation in Its 144-Year History

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Rapper Megan Thee Stallion Earns Bachelor's Degree from Texas Southern University

TSU’s 13th President Dr. Lesia Crumpton-Young, right, stands with Megan Pete aka Megan Thee Stallion

Panel Proposes Ways to Meet the Mental Health Needs of Minority Students

The twin challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and America’s racial reckoning have put the mental health of minority students under severe strain. On Tuesday, Diverse hosted a panel of experts for a virtual discussion of how this issue can be addressed.

Dr. Nahed Barakat

Fellowship for Doctoral Economics Students Renewed for Four More Years, Thanks to $1M Gift

Paul Sweezy (left) and Harry Magdoff

Southern Miss Students Compile Research Site Dedicated to Man Denied Entry to the School in 1950s

Students explain the Clyde Kennard case during a Nov. 30 community presentation at the Eureka School.

N.C. A&T Volleyball Star Dies from Aneurysm, Described as 'Fierce Competitor, Sweet Person'

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Can — and Should — Chatbots Help Students Navigate Mental Health Crises?

As higher education tackles a worsening student mental health crisis, many are turning to technology.

NYU Panel Takes On Declining Male Enrollment

NYU’s Steinhardt Institute for Higher Education hosted a Zoom panel Thursday entitled “The Missing Men: How Can Higher Education Respond?”

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