Harvard Law School says enrollment of students of color dropped after affirmative action ban
The percentage of students of color in Harvard Law School’s new class fell to 43% from 51% in 2023, according to new data the ...
State, community colleges see diversity growth as top schools decline
The end of affirmative action in higher education is having a different effect on highly selective institutions and state and ...
Why the University of Northern Colorado has identified faculty as a key to student success
School officials identified faculty as a key to student success. Among college staff, faculty members spend the most time ...
The Best Clear Backpacks Meet Both School And Kids’ Requirements
The best clear backpacks are durable, stylish and can also help students stay organized. See our top picks for 2024.
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New Jersey's Lawrenceville School honors legacy of its first Black students: "We changed that school forever"
Many boarding schools pushed against integration Many boarding schools pushed back against integrating students of color ... were not from the traditional background that they were used to ...
Brown University sees a drop in Black, Hispanic new students following Supreme Court ruling that ended affirmative action
PROVIDENCE — The percentage of new Black and Hispanic undergraduate students starting college at Brown University has ...
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Back to School 2024: Iconic Movie Posters For Your Dorm Room
When you're given a dorm room in your college, you don't have to live forever in a lifeless box-shaped room with a single bed ...
Asian Americans see mixed results in enrollment after end of affirmative action
Asian American enrollment at Columbia and Brown rose, while it decreased at Yale and Princeton. Harvard remained the same.
Colt Gray's Two Words Muttered During His First 11-Minute Court Appearance
Colt Gray, the suspected Apalachee High School shooter, appeared in Gerogria court on Friday for the first time since the ...
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Holy Excrement! How Poop and Other Kid Fascinations Can Ignite a Passion for STEM
Instead of pooh-poohing their interest, Dyane Smokorowski, the coordinator of digital literacy for the Wichita, Kan., public ...
Editor's Letter: We're Talking Code-Switching This Latine Heritage Month
A letter from the editor explains The Cost of Code Switching, PS Juntos's package for Latine Heritage Month on Latines doing ...
Dartmouth hails new class as the ‘most socioeconomically diverse’ in its history
A record 19.4 percent of first-year students received Pell Grants, which are awarded to students from low-income backgrounds, ...