At selective colleges, fewer students are disclosing race in their applications
Data shows a greater number of students at competitive colleges did not indicate their race or ethnicity in their college ...
Dual Enrollment Courses Linked To College Success, Finds New Report
A new national report finds that dual enrollment boosts college attendance & completion, but substantial racial disparities ...
Strategies behind UAPB’s ability to maintain Black male student body
HBCUs are seeing a lower percentage of their student bodies made up of Black males, but it's a trend UAPB has managed to ...
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How Hard Will Colleges Work for Racial Diversity?
Fall enrollment numbers suggest that achieving a racially diverse class isn’t impossible without affirmative action—but it is ...
Illinois throwback threads lead Week 8 college football uniforms
In Week 8, No. 22 Illinois will compete in its fourth ranked matchup of the season Saturday against No. 24 Michigan.
More CPS students are graduating from high school, but finishing college is still a struggle
More than 60% of students enroll in college right away, but researchers predict less than a third of current ninth graders will finish within a decade.
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College football rankings from 1 to 134 for Week 9: 5 teams who could cause playoff committee real headaches
The Hoosiers crushed Nebraska 56-7 and now lead the FBS in points per game (48.7). That victory was tempered with news ...
Nearly Half of Texas High School Students Who Earn College Credits Are Hispanic
Nearly half of Texas high school students who earn college credits are Hispanic, study says Nearly half of all public high ...
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'We are not going back': Recommendations for inclusivity on Massachusetts college campuses
A panel of Massachusetts educators and civil rights activists has issued recommendations for college campuses to promote ...
Is Kamala Harris losing support of Black men? Experts weigh in on concerns after poll
Former President Barack Obama suggested misogyny was a possible reason for this trend, but experts say there are myriad ...
How organizations and campaigns are trying to break through on TikTok to reach young voters
Energetic content creators, student athletes and dancing rally goers all have one thing in common: They’re on TikTok, pushing for young voters to get out to the polls in November, in what some have ...
In battleground Georgia, poor people see no reason to vote. That decision could sway election
There are more than 47,000 people in Bibb County, Georgia, about 80 miles south of Atlanta, who are eligible to vote but ...