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Native Americans

Why Indigenous Health Needs More Culturally Grounded Practitioners

From a case studies course near the White Earth Reservation to a new Johns Hopkins doctorate, In-digenous health educators are training practitioners to understand tribal history, culture and sover-eignty. But new Federal loan limits threaten to shrink who can take part.

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The Nursing Shortage Is A Systems Problem, Not Enrollment

Los Angeles County has built a regional model connecting community colleges, universities, hospitals, and workforce partners. California should invest in scaling what is already working.

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Educational Success and Career Selection among Native American Community College Students

Native American students represent a unique community college demographic whose cultural backgrounds shape their approaches to higher education.

From the Magazine

Tribal Colleges Challenge Higher Education’s Approach to Community Partnerships

From extractive research to real power-sharing, Tribal colleges and community advocates are showing mainstream universities what it actually means to de-center themselves.

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How Indigenous Views on Community Can Transform College Mental Health

Indigenous approaches to grief, language, and community are changing how some educators think about student health, even as colleges pull back from diversity programs.

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Leadership & Policy

Georgetown’s First Latino President Models Inclusive Leadership for the Next Generation

A legal scholar, Dr. Eduardo M. Peñalver discusses balancing academic autonomy, Jesuit values, and a commitment to mentorship across a shifting academic landscape.

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Bridging Cultures and Campuses: HSIs, HBCUs, and Shared Excellence

This Hispanic Heritage month, as we celebrate the nation’s institutions that were founded to serve our Hispanic communities, we can also celebrate the world’s only HBCU-HSI institution: St. Philip’s College of San Antonio, Texas.

Community Colleges

How Colorado Community College System Chancellor Marielena DeSanctis is Reshaping Colorado’s Workforce

The first Hispanic woman to lead Colorado's 13-college system brings an engineer's mind, a heart for students, and a statewide vision for community-tailored education.

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Can Career-Focused College Pathways Help Reverse Enrollment Worries?

As colleges face a shrinking pool of traditional students, partnerships with high schools are expanding pathways that connect college credit, affordability, and careers.

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Inside Marymount University’s Digital Transformation and Enrollment Surge

Now in the ninth year of her presidency of Marymount University in Northern Virginia, Dr. Irma Becerra relishes her accomplishments while continuing to build for the future.

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How LACCD Chancellor Dr. Alberto J. Román Uses His Lived Experience to Drive Student Success

The chancellor of the nation's largest community college district says he sees himself in the students he serves — immigrants, first-generation college students and student parents — and works to bring them success.

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Leadership & Policy

At Public HBCUs, Student Protest Still Comes With a Political Price

For years, HBCU presidents — particularly at public institutions — have walked a tightrope between the values of their students and the state governments that fund them.

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