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Faculty & Staff Issues

Report: 'Educational Intimidation Bills' Result in Fear and Educator Self-Censorship

A PEN America report illustrates the frequency and volume with which legislative action goes beyond just overt content bans, instead creating “chilled climates” that deter the teaching of such content in schools.

New Scholarship Program for Nontraditional Students

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has partnered with The Bernard Osher Foundation to create The Osher Scholarship Program at North Carolina A&T State University.

North Carolina A&T State University.

TMCF and Ally Financial to Host Fifth Year of HBCU Student Business Pitch Competition

TMCF and Ally Financial will host Moguls in the Making, a pitch competition where HBCU students compete for scholarships and paid internships.

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College Student Fatally Shot In South Carolina After Trying To Enter Wrong House

A 20-year-old University of South Carolina student was fatally shot Saturday when he accidentally tried to enter the wrong house on the street where he lived and was mistaken for a burglar.

University of South Carolina in southeast Columbia.

Stupski Foundation Donates $1 Million to Assist Students Affected by Maui Wildfires

The Stupski Foundation has provided $1 million to create a fund to financially assist University of Hawaiʻi students affected by the devasting Maui wildfires.

Community Colleges

City Colleges of Chicago Expands One Million Degrees Support Program to Malcolm X College

City Colleges of Chicago’s (CCC) partnership with One Million Degrees (OMD) will begin at Malcolm X College this fall, providing students at the college dedicated support towards academic and career success.

Malcolm X College

Working Paper: Asian Americans Face Lower Admissions Odds to Selective Schools than White Students

There are lower odds for Asian Americans to be admitted into schools than white students with similar test scores, GPAs, and extracurriculars, according to new research distributed by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

Government Data Reveals 1 in 5 Undergrads Are Food Insecure

A new study found that 23% of undergrads and 12% of grad students experience food insecurity, rates higher than those among the general public.

Leadership & Policy

New Data Focuses on Enrollment Trends for Students of Immigrant-Origin

Recently released data from the Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration highlights a significant decrease in enrollment for post-secondary undocumented students and an increase of enrollment of students from immigrant families.

Dr. Marcelo Suárez-Orozco is the chancellor of the University of Massachusetts, Boston.

Report: College Admissions Culture Stunting Ethical Growth of Students

A report released by the Harvard Graduate School of Education highlights elements of the college admission culture that could be contributing to the stunting of the ethical growth of students.

Dr. Richard Weissbourd is the faculty director of the Making Caring Common Project.

Study: Gender, Racial Disparities Persist Despite Increased Internship Participation

The National Association of Colleges and Employers report that minority and female students are underrepresented in paid and unpaid internships.

Mary Gatta is the director of research and policy for the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

Experts Discuss Equity Practices in Higher Ed Recruitment and Admissions

Even with the Supreme Court’s strike down of affirmative action, there are still ways to get diverse student populations into higher ed, experts and scholars said at a webinar hosted by The Campaign for College Opportunity.

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