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Building Accessible Pathways From College to Career Requires More Than a Degree

Students with disabilities face barriers that extend beyond college classrooms into internships and workplaces. A new report from Southern New Hampshire University’s CHEPP calls for stronger collaboration among colleges, employers and policymakers to make career pathways more accessible and equitable.

The Midterm Results Put Urban Education Back on the Table

A Democratic congressional majority could create an opening to restore education funding and strengthen public schools, but educators say urban students need much more than money.

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The American Dream Must Have Room for Everyone

Marine Corps Veteran and Miami Dade College faculty member Dr. Diego Tibaquirá makes the case that the American Dream means keeping opportunity open for the next generation.

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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.

The Promise Behind PSLF: Why Policy Stability Matters for Future Physicians

Stable public policy restores crucial career certainty for medical students dedicated to serving underserved communities.

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The Midterms Are Over. Now to the Work of Rebuilding Higher Education.

Voters across the United States sent a resounding message to the president of the United States and the leaders who have ruled on an anti-DEI platform for the last several years. Now it's time to act on that message.

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An Offer Universities Can't Refuse: The Hidden Cost of Technological Dependence

On Tuesday, Google announced new controls for K–12 student accounts. Google Search and several AI products will be off by default until administrators enable them.

Stony the Road We Trod: HBCUs and the Unfinished Fight for Voting Rights

As Americans make their way to the polls today, we should remember the students who made that journey possible for generations of voters, and vote for the future of the students who are still treading the stony road for future generations.

Students from Winston-Salem State University marched to their polling place during early voting October 21 as they celebrated 'Votecoming.'

College Athletics Keeps Spending. Are Other Students Footing the Bill?

As universities face ballooning expenditures from athlete revenue sharing and coaching contracts, students and taxpayers are increasingly left footing the bill. Rising mandatory fees, hidden credit losses for transfer athletes, and growing institutional deficits are prompting urgent calls for financial accountability and federal oversight.

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Waiting for the Next Election Won't Solve Florida's Education Challenges

Florida’s election results are not a verdict on education, but a wake-up call for educators to reclaim their power. By moving past the trap of political timing, local coalitions can consistently use their tools to fight policy shifts, protect classrooms, and rewrite the rules.

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Enrollment Deposits: A Hidden Barrier for Low-Income Students

While college tuition dominates equity debates, surprise enrollment deposits present a final, hidden barrier for low-income students. New data reveals a critical transparency gap, exposing how schools require hundreds in upfront fees without disclosing them to applicants making life-changing decisions.

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Old Dominion University

Adjunct Instructor, Honors College - Flourishing (Rolling Pool)

Virginia Commonwealth University

Assistant Professor in Biophysical Chemistry, Department of Chemistry (R0008842)

Wake Forest University

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Psychology

Kean University

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Virginia Commonwelath University

Fayetteville State University

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