wire reportsHomeTennessee Higher Ed Desegregation Case Comes to an EndA court-ordered agreement to increase racial diversity at Tennessee colleges and universities is coming to an end…October 4, 2006Native AmericansSpace Constraints Force Tribal College To Close Doors on EnrollmentA housing shortage on the campus of United Tribes Technical College has led the college to cut off enrollment…September 20, 2006Faculty & StaffPrinceton Establishes Center for African American StudiesPrinceton University announced this week the creation of a Center for African American Studies — a plan that includes doubling the number of faculty in its African American studies program, enhancing the undergraduate curriculum and seeking funds to endow the new center.September 19, 2006Faculty & StaffResearch Round-upMinority med school enrollment programs are effective; diversity training programs fail to eliminate bias; teacher education programs are deeply flawed.September 19, 2006Home38-year-old Higher Ed Desegregation Case EndsNASHVILLE, Tenn. A court-ordered agreement to increase racial diversity at Tennessee colleges and universities is coming to an end, although higher education officials say they will continue the diversity programs it required.September 10, 2006Leadership & PolicyLouisiana District Investigating Complaints Bus Driver Ordered Black Students to Back of BusCOUSHATTA, La. A Louisiana school district is investigating complaints that a White school bus driver ordered nine Black children to sit at the back of the bus.August 26, 2006HomeStudy: Immigrants Don’t Take Jobs from AmericansRapid increases in immigration since 1990 have not generally hurt employment of American workers, according to a study released by the Pew Hispanic Center on Thursday.August 9, 2006StudentsFinancially Strapped HBCU Gets $500,000 in ScholarshipsFinancially strapped LeMoyne-Owen College, the lone historically Black college in Memphis, has been awarded $500,000 for scholarships by its founder, the United Church of Christ. But the school, $6 million in debt, cannot use the new scholarship money for debt relief.May 17, 2006StudentsReport: College Access For Low-Income Minorities Could Get WorseA new report warns that a number of factors at the federal, state and institutional levels are likely to converge in the coming decade…May 3, 2006HomeFrance Will Continue to Mirror Apartheid-Era South Africa, Says Law ProfessorAfter weeks of debilitating protests and strikes, French President Jacques Chirac last month succumbed to pressure from students and unions and…May 3, 2006Previous PagePage 4 of 5Next Page