Jaime Hunt's "Heart Over Hype" is a book about marketing with empathy, but her message can also resonate with job seekers

Students at the University of Cincinnati say they won't let new restrictions on universities stop them from organizing and hosting their annual Big Queer Welcome this fall.

National organization highlights evidence-based practices across associate, bachelor's, graduate levels and community organizations.

Campuses are increasingly offering programming on fostering constructive dialogue. One president sees the change as “a future for the work of equity and inclusion.”

Today, more than 70 percent of HBCUs offer graduate degree programs, a significant expansion from previous decades.

Precedents offer few clues about an unprecedented playbook.

Tulane says it values free inquiry — until my work became politically inconvenient.

Weber State University’s president, Washington State University’s chief financial officer, and a University of Michigan regent reflect on a moment that can feel like permanent crisis mode.

We’ve documented actions taken on hundreds of campuses to alter or eliminate jobs, offices, hiring practices, and programs amid mounting political pressure to end identity-conscious recruitment and...

Are student affairs and academic affairs professionals collaborating on your campus? On the surface, these two areas may seem to ha

Low-income students have become less likely to enroll at research universities and pursue high-return fields than their higher-income peers, a study found.

Experts urge HBCU leaders to prioritize high-quality support to students, mentorship, and competitive scholarships.