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A $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation supports underrepresented economics students at two UH campuses.

Dramatic demographic shifts, along with changes to how and where students want to learn, are leading to a substantial transformation of recruitment and instruction strategies at higher education institutions.August 17, 2022

A statewide alliance led by UGA recently received an additional 2.5 million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) in a push to increase participation in STEM fields among

Before Wednesday, Southern Oregon University senior Frankie Mora had never spoken to state lawmakers, but by day’s end he felt confident enough to share his story in a public hearing on campus. The 23...

UPCOMING: June 27 | 2 p.m. ET: The pandemic added another layer of complexity to the challenge of supporting student success. In this forum, national experts and college leaders share stories of success and thoughts for the future. <I>With Support From EdSights.</I> <b><a href="https://chronicle.zoom.us/webinar/register/4316554889540/WN_pY1Bjg0NSiKBGM6JNFHULQ” target="_blank">Register here.</a></b>

This past week at Treasure Valley Community College was a whirlwind of activity as we hosted three significant events, each focused on helping us identify ways to better serve our

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ONTARIO — The state is looking at understanding barriers faced by underrepresented students — especially first-generation students — in higher education. As such, state lawmakers will be swinging through Ontario

A lab at UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester has launched a new program that aims to help increase diversity in health sciences.