Collegiate Voices
Wisconsin Indigenous students could graduate in tribal wear under bill. By Frank Vaisvilas / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Harvard’s Board Unanimously Backs President Claudine Gay. By Nia T. Evans / Mother Jones
After Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action, college counselors shift strategy. By Liz Willen / USA Today
Republicans Are Escalating Their Attacks on the Voters They Hate the Most. By Tori Otten / TNR
HBCUs Increase Black Students’ Likelihood of Graduating. By Jessica Blake / Inside Higher Ed.
Where Do Colleges’ Antiracism Centers Go From Here? By Calli McMurray / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Harvard Report Shows Significant Drop in Black Student Enrollment. By Atiya Jordan / Black Enterprise
Howard University’s New President, Using His Unique Background for Unique Times at ‘The Mecca.’ By Nigel Roberts / Bet.com
HBCU Grad Makes History as First Black President Of The Academy of Physicians in Clinical Research. By Black News
Colleges pressured to curb antisemitism; Islamophobia. By Tovia Smith / NPR
A debate brews among Black Ivy League students over representation on campus. By Uwa Ede-Osifo / NBC News
Colleges under pressure to address antisemitism on campuses. By Madina Toure’ / Politico
This course uses big data to examine how American newspapers covered lynchings. By Rob Wells / The Conversation
I Teach at Boston University—They Need to Show They Have Ibram X. Kendi’s Back. By Joshua Pederson / The Daily Beast
As Texas bans diversity and equity offices at public colleges, Rice University’s inclusion efforts march on. By Kate McGee / Texas Tribune
Rash of violence has not deterred Black parents from keeping their kids at HBCUs. By Curtis Bunn / NBC News
New SAT Data Highlights the Deep Inequality at the Heart of American Education. By Claire Cain Miller / NYT
History Behind the Right’s Effort to Take Over Universities. By Lauren Lassabe Shepard / Time
HBCUs are behind the effort to study the genetic variants that affect Black people. By Ap and NBC News
We 7 former Florida college presidents say enough is enough. William G. Bradshaw et al. / Tampa Bay Times
Morgan State shooting prompts university to historically cancel homecoming. By Zoe Wells / USA Today
Dr. Melissa Gilliam to Lead Boston University as Historic First. By Arrman Kyaw / Diverse Issues in Higher Ed.
Attorney Ben Crump aids Tennessee State University in $2.1B dispute. By Craig Shoup and Todd A. Price / the Tennessean
A New Theory of Race in America. By Rhoda Feng / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Howard University hosts banned book authors to discuss censorship. By Takier George / Andscape
Harris makes political, personal connection with students during college tour. By Sabrina Rodriguez / Wash Post
