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Study Finds COVID-19 Linked to Heart Inflammation in College Athletes

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How Utah Is Tackling the Mental Health Crisis on Its College Campuses

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Tampa Bay Doctor’s Program Aims To Boost Minority Representation in Medicine

Campus Housing Causing Health Concerns, Georgia Students, Parents Say

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Responding to Desperate Need for More Health Care Workers

In the wake of the pandemic, new efforts are underway to increase the health care workforce.

Southern University System Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Deadline

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Students Rally Against COVID-19 Mandates at State Capitol

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With Suicide the 2nd Most Common Cause of Death Among Students, N.J. Lawmakers Want Colleges to Do More

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Leadership & Policy

Study: How NYC Legislation Addresses Gender Equity

Higher education may be able to learn from New York City’s recent gender equity legislation, say authors of a new study.

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Culture Must Be Up Front and Center – Not an Afterthought -- in Counseling Black and Other Minoritized Clients

We continue to be flabbergasted, dismayed, and upset about the persistent and pervasive under-representation of Black and other minoritized professionals in counseling, psychological, and mental health professions.

Dr. Donna Y. Ford

UNCF Report Reveals Social Mobility Made More Possible at HBCUs

"HBCUs Transforming Generations: Social Mobility Outcomes for HBCU Alumni," was the focus of Thursday's Twitter town hall.

Dr. Michael L. Lomax

Leadership & Policy

New Report Calls for Investment in Early Childhood Education

Children who receive a quality education from an early age are more likely to graduate high school, attend higher education institutions and are less likely to be incarcerated, according to a new report.

Rhian Evans Allvin,

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