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How St. John’s University Became the Front Line for Regional Faculty Power

As the newly formed Metro New York Coalition for Higher Ed prepares for a major May 1 demonstration at Madison Square Garden, the battle at St. John’s University has evolved into a symbol of collective resistance against administrative overreach, spwaning a bigger "hands-off higher ed" movement.

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Frozen Job Market, Forgotten Students: Why Men of Color Need Community Colleges Now

While America’s dire need for a prepared and skilled workforce will undoubtedly grow, the question for higher education becomes how to inspire more prospective learners and current academically enrolled male learners into educational pathways that will be in demand for the foreseeable future.

Dr. Mordecai Ian Brownlee

Lumina Releases New Long-Term Goal and Strategic Plan for Higher Education

By 2040, the hope is that 75% of working-age adults in the U.S. labor force will have college degrees or other credentials of value leading to economic prosperity.

City University of Seattle Names First Woman and Person of Color as President

Walsh currently serves as president of Bennett College in North Carolina.

Suzanne Elise Walsh

Report: California Community College Leadership Growing More Diverse But CEOs Face Shorter Tenures

California community college presidents and chancellors are spending less time in their roles while the leadership ranks are becoming increasingly diverse, highlighting both challenges and progress in the nation's largest public higher education system.

Dr. Larry Galizio

Pharr Selected to Lead Pitt Community College

Dr. Maria A. Pharr has been named president of Pitt Community College.

Dr. Maria Pharr

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