Welcome to The EDU Ledger.com! We’ve moved from Diverse.

Welcome to The EDU Ledger! We’ve moved from Diverse: Issues In Higher Education.

Views: Page 4

Black Voters Don’t Need a Transaction, We Need Transformation

In a system built to limit Black power, the real question is not what a vote can buy today, but whether it can help build freedom for tomorrow.

Man holding protest sign at outdoor demonstration with trees and participants in background

In Memory of Jason Arday, We Choose Each Other.

An open letter to Black men with doctorates.

Man with long braids wearing dark shirt smiling at camera against yellow brick wall

The Anguish of Jason Arday

In the aftermath of Jason Arday’s sudden death, a painful public spectacle reveals how race, scrutiny, and white supremacy continue to haunt Black achievement in academia.

Lit tea light candles glowing with warm flames arranged in a row on a dark surface

Seizing the Opportunity: Why Student-Veterans Are the Structural Edge HBCUs Need

Veterans are more than a student population to support—they are a strategic edge that can strengthen funding, streamline operations, and improve outcomes for every student.

U.S. Navy officer uniform components including dress cap, American flag, military medals, and insignia arranged on dark background

Letter To My Colleagues: Leaving the Burning House and Plantation

A powerful letter of warning, witness, and liberation, this piece urges Black scholars and scholars of color to protect their dignity, health, and purpose while navigating institutions that too often demand their sacrifice.

Smiling man in black 'black educator' sweatshirt against brown background

The Sandwich Generation Is Showing Up in College Classrooms

As more students juggle coursework, jobs, parenting and elder care, colleges need to build flexibility into both academics and support services.

Woman in beige sweater holding notebook standing on urban street near modern building

College Sticker Price Is Not a Receipt

A claim that 64 percent of Georgetown students pay six figures rests on a mislabeled federal statistic. Believing it is what pushes students out.

Man in brown corduroy jacket and blue jeans sitting against brick wall backdrop

Beyond the Game: Supporting First-Year, First-Generation Student-Athletes in Community Colleges

A new look at first-year, first-generation community college student-athletes highlights why integrated support systems are essential to helping them stay enrolled and succeed beyond the field.

Relay runner passing baton on red athletic track during competitive sprint race

Class Action Philanthropy: The Quiet Racket Diverting Billions Away from America’s HBCUs

HBCUs are not a philanthropic brand to be leveraged—they are sovereign institutions that deserve direct investment, transparent accountability, and control over their own narratives.

The Human Cost of Treating College Athletes as Revenue Generators

With big-time college sports operating more like a business, schools have a responsibility to protect and develop the athletes whose work fuels the industry.

High school football player in green uniform running with ball during game

A Leak in the Pipeline: Outcomes of Student Mothers in Higher Ed, and How They Can be Better Assisted

For student-mothers, a college degree can change generations, but outdated campus policies still make earning one far harder than it should be.

Graduate in black cap and gown smiles while holding hands with a younger child wearing a purple floral dress outdoors.

California’s Students Deserve Coalition, Not Competition

As California expands “serving” designations in higher education, the real choice is not between communities—but between manufactured scarcity and shared investment in student success.

White chess king toppled by black king on checkered board in dramatic lighting

Page 4 of 11

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Fayetteville State University

Virginia Commonwelath University

The trusted source for all job seekers

We have an extensive variety of listings for both academic and non-academic positions at postsecondary institutions.

The trusted source for all job seekers