Equity & Diversity

Less than five years ago, Elizabeth City State University was underwater. The chancellor’s office had leaks in the roof —…

Sixteen private colleges have participated in a “price-fixing cartel,” a new lawsuit alleges. As The Wall Street Journal first reported…

The U.S. Department of Education should “better leverage” existing federal data to ease the burden of aid verification on students…

In a recent deposition, Barbara J. Wilson, a former dean at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, told lawyers she’d…

A news investigation and a lawsuit brought by more than 20 women against Liberty University raises concerns about whether its…

In 1990, a woman borrowed $24,000 in student loans. Thirty years later, she owes $125,000.The 62-year-old does not qualify for…

College presidents and vice presidents are always juggling multiple priorities. But a new report says that one issue — the…

Maureen M. Donaghy was feeling optimistic about her chances for a raise when she submitted a pay-equity request that showed…

Though more and more colleges are dropping their ACT and SAT requirements, test scores still count in the closely watched…

The race and ethnicity data from the 2020 Census that was released last month revealed a demographic milestone that has…