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Asian American Pacific Islander

The Persistent 'Bamboo Ceiling': AAPI Leaders Still Rare Among College Presidents

Only 3.6% of U.S. college presidents are AAPI or Desi.

International

Shifting Policies Reshape Global Student Mobility, New Survey Reveals

The survey highlights how policy decisions are dramatically reshaping the landscape of international education, particularly in the United States under the new Trump administration.

HBCUs

Legacy and Purpose: Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett Calls Tougaloo Graduates to Action

Crockett delivered an impassioned commencement speech at Tougaloo College's graduation ceremony on Sunday, urging graduates to embrace their purpose in continuing the fight for progress.

Leadership & Policy

Humanities Organizations File Lawsuit Against NEH Over Massive Program Cuts

NEH has suspended entire divisions, initiated firing 65 percent of its staff, and halted numerous grant programs in recent weeks.

African-American

Leading Scholars Gather for Hilliard-Sizemore Research Course in Denver

The research course honors the legacies of Dr. Asa G. Hilliard III and Dr. Barbara A. Sizemore, pioneering scholars whose work significantly shaped the field of Black educational studies.

Latinx

Hispanic-Serving Institutions Mark 30 Years, Now Serve Nearly One-Third of All Undergraduates

The milestone comes as 2025 marks 30 years since HSIs first received dedicated federal funding to improve academic quality and expand access for Latino and other low-income students.

Demographics

The Boycott That Could Shake Corporate America

National Action Network will launch a nationwide boycott against PepsiCo if the company doesn't reverse its recent decision to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within the next three weeks.

African-American

Scholars at AABHE Conference Discuss Strategic Responses to Anti-DEI Legislation

Many of the attendees related stories about DEI crackdowns in their home states and expressed frustrations about feeling hamstrung in their efforts to serve students from underrepresented groups.

African-American

Morehouse's Black Men's Research Institute Explores Nuances of Black Fatherhood

The symposium took a multidimensional exploration of how Black men function as fathers to both biological and non-biological children in their communities.

African-American

Morehouse College Symposium Challenges Stereotypes of Black Fatherhood

The two-day symposium on "Black fathers, fatherhood, and fathering" represents a cornerstone initiative for the BMRI, which was established to reframe narratives surrounding Black men's experiences in their families and communities.

Demographics

One Million Behind Bars Now Have Access to Academic Research Through JSTOR

The JSTOR Access in Prison (JAIP) program has reached a remarkable milestone, now serving over one million incarcerated learners across the United States.

Students

Southern States See Mixed Progress in College Affordability, SREB Report Finds

The South has made strides in college affordability, but significant challenges remain for lower-income students, according to new data released Thursday by the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB).

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