Higher Education
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Gilberto Cárdenas: Founding Director of Latino Studies at Notre Dame
In 1982, the U.S. Supreme Court cited the work of Gilberto Cárdenas in its landmark Plyler v. Doe decision, a significant legal recognition. This occurred nearly two decades before the Institute for L
Study Abroad: Key to Careers and Global Understanding
Graduates from less advantaged backgrounds who participated in study abroad programs were more likely to progress into professional-level roles within five years than those who remained in the UK, acc
Indiana University Faces Complaints Over Intellectual Diversity Rules
Jessica Adams, an Indiana University social work lecturer, lost her job after showing a graphic that listed the 'Make America Great Again' slogan as an example of covert white supremacy, according to
Higher education's glass ceiling costs women their careers.
In 2025, women led only 58 of the world's top 200 universities, representing approximately 29% of these institutions, according to University World News .
UA Fine Arts Center restoration set for Spring 2025 completion
What was initially projected as a $40 million endeavor in 2018, the University of Arkansas Fine Arts Center restoration is now budgeted at $65 million, a 62.
Campus cultural groups foster student cohesion and identity
At Penn Carey Law, Noor Shater L’26, a Palestinian and Egyptian student, finds crucial community and friendship through organizations like the Middle Eastern Law Students Association (MELSA) and the M
University of New Mexico offers Bad Bunny fashion course
Next fall, students at the University of New Mexico will use generative AI to design speculative high fashion looks for Bad Bunny, write explanations of their choices, and culminate in a fashion show.