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Marquette professors stand beside students who spoke out against the university's lack of support for students of color on campus. The student demonstrators were forced to step down from their leadership roles after a protest at the New Student Convocation held in August. The professors discuss the current climate on campus, the internal issues students of color are facing, and what they hope the university does next.

While most people's past experiences are diagnosable, those who remain undiagnosed take for granted one significant factor that can help them overcome the complexities of their problems: their access to resources.

There is a national, state, and local teacher shortage, and demographics show it's a problem that won't be easily solved. In fact, it'll take some innovative thinking to recruit and retain new teachers, particularly those from marginalized parts of our community. EMU assistant professor, Dr. Iman Grewal, is working toward that end with EMU's NEXT Scholars and Hope Partners programs—something she terms a radical redesign of the student teaching experience. Learn more in her ...

The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business has announced a new Military Veteran Fellows and Scholars Program for full-time MBAs.

Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Recognizes Fox Rothschild for Second Year.

Prominent Chinese researcher Wu Jianguo passed away at the age of 66 early this month. One China expert ...

Six students from Whitley County graduated The Center for Rural Development’s youth programs this summer.

Students at CUNY who are interested in climate activism can now engage in green initiatives launched by three New York City education leaders who aim to increase the climate-smart workforce as climate change worsens. Climate activists at Baruch College can look forward to an expansion in the Climate Scholars Program. The nine-month experience will establish...

Societies news from the AIA

Stony Brook University President Maurie McInnis delivered the 2022 State of the University on Wednesday, Oct. 22, at the Staller Center Main Stage