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Congratulations to William E. Cox Jr., Diverse Vice President of Operations and Advertising, as we celebrate this week the 13th anniversary of his joining the team. This July, in fact, has been extra special for Will as he also has been able to savor his beloved World Cup competition.
In this issue of Diverse we profile the American Council on Education’s Fellows Program, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary next year, and its preparation of minority and women candidates for top-tier positions in academia. We take a look at several HBCU issues, including the growth of unions at HBCUs across the country and recent […]
Continue reading …University of Texas System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa told University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers that he must resign or he will be fired, a person with direct knowledge of the conversation told The Associated Press on Friday.
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The University of Massachusetts Amherst assistant professor is strictly 21st century in her approach to writing and teaching about the lives of Black women in the U.S., Britain and the African diaspora.
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In this issue Diverse profiles UMass Amherst chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy, one of the few South Asian college presidents in the country. He has made diversity a central focus, winning praise from inside and outside the institution.
Continue reading …Huston-Tillotson University alum Ada Cecilia Collins Anderson donated $3 million to her alma mater Monday.
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What New Jersey residents had to say and how the research will be utilized in education advocacy at the state level has national implications.
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Neal Pilson testified that fans enjoy the concept of young people playing college sports for the love of the game.
Continue reading …Ex-Offender/Law School Grad’s White House Access Plight Brings Reality to Table
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When a delegation went to the White House recently to deliver a set of policy recommendations related to President Barack Obama’s “My Brother’s Keeper” initiative, one brother was kept out — ostensibly because of his background as an ex-offender.
Continue reading …The last of the 29 Navajos who developed a code that stumped the Japanese during World War II has died.
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