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Scholars Respond to Chauvin Conviction

by Walter Hudson | April 20, 2021 From coast to coast, scholars reacted with a sense of relief over the conviction of Derek Chauv Read more

Kansas State University Criticize University Responses to Racist Incidents

by Arrman Kyaw | March 3, 2021
Students at Kansas State University are criticizing the school on its alleged failure to protec [...] Read more

George Floyd? Get to Know Angelo Quinto’s Story

by Emil Guillermo | March 1, 2021
If you haven’t heard, there was another George Floyd incident in America. You know, a policem [...] Read more

Institutions Make Curricular Changes in Response To Black Lives Matter Flashpoint

by Sarah Wood | February 19, 2021
After the death of George Floyd last summer and the increase in protests against anti-Black vio [...] Read more

Declines in Community College Enrollment Among Blacks Will Have Long-Term Consequences

by Henry Shannon | February 8, 2021
Community colleges throughout the U.S. have experienced dramatic decreases in enrollment among [...] Read more

Time for Anti-Racism: A Way Forward for America and Higher Education

by Patrice Rankine | January 21, 2021
Anti-racism seems to have found its moment, although Classical Studies in specific has some h [...] Read more

Learning Critical Empathy: A Lesson From Journalism

by Patrice Rankine | November 4, 2020
We can never know what it was like to be George Floyd, but the reward for trying is that we cul [...] Read more

Liberal Arts for the Current Times

by Patrice Rankine | October 22, 2020
A lifetime of events has occurred in the span of less than a year: COVID-19 declared a global p [...] Read more

UT President Forms Committee to Address Controversy Surrounding Alma Mater

by Arrman Kyaw | October 7, 2020
The University of Texas President, Jay Hartzell, unveiled a plan to address the racist history [...] Read more

Californians to Vote on Racial, Gender Preference Programs

by Dynahlee Padilla | October 2, 2020
California is voting on whether to allow affirmative action in public hiring, contracting and c [...] Read more

Say Their Names, But Not the N-Word

by Douglas M. Haynes | September 30, 2020
The current reckoning about anti-Blackness in the United States is exposing the limits of solid [...] Read more

College Students Among Justice Advocates in D.C. for Historic March

by Walter Hudson | August 30, 2020
More than 200,000 people rallied on Friday at the Lincoln Memorial on the 57th anniversary of t [...] Read more

George Floyd’s Death Has Revived Renaming Efforts as Institutions Reckon With Legacies of Racism

by Pearl Stewart | August 23, 2020
Pervasive demands for social justice following the death of George Floyd in police custody have [...] Read more

Denying that Racism Exists is Not Only Delusional . . . it’s Racist

by Jeremy C. McCool | August 7, 2020
While the public execution of George Floyd is beyond tragic, it is imperative to note that the [...] Read more

The Murder of George Floyd Serves as a Defining Moment in U.S. History

by Cornelius Gilbert | August 5, 2020
The murder of George Floyd by the Minneapolis Police Department on May 25th shook America to he [...] Read more

Live Panel Discussion Ensuring Equitable Access and Inclusion During a Pandemic

Recorded on October 22, 2020

The Fight for Tenure: An Uphill Battle for Minoritized Faculty

Recorded on July 1, 2020

Addressing Racism and Structural Inequity in America— What Role Does Higher Education have to play?

Recorded on June 19, 2020

Live Panel Discussion
Ensuring Equitable Access and Inclusion During a Pandemic

Addressing Racism and Structural Inequity in America—
What Role Does Higher Education have to play?