Diverse: Issues In Higher Education

Diverse: Issues In Higher Education is a unique platform that provides essential news, information, and thoughtful insights on a wide variety of topics related to diversity in American higher education. For over 30 years, Diverse has been a pioneer in discussing diversity long before it became a widely debated topic. Our goal remains steadfast: to deliver information that is honest, comprehensive, and fair. We aim to be catalysts for change, advocating for public policies that address ongoing inequalities. By fulfilling this mission, we contribute to the development of the educational, cultural, social, and economic frameworks that empower individuals to achieve their full potential, ultimately benefiting their communities and the nation as a whole.

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Florida Board Rejects University of Michigan President Over DEI Stance in Unprecedented Move

4 days ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

The Florida Board of Governors delivered a stunning rebuke to the University of Florida's presidential search process Tuesday, rejecting Dr. Santa Ono's appointment in a 10-6 vote that highlights the escalating tensions over diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in higher education.
Oregon Tech Doubles Down on Student Coaching to Serve Diverse Rural Learners

4 days ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

Oregon Institute of Technology is betting big on one-on-one student coaching as a strategy to better serve its diverse population of career-focused learners, many of whom juggle work, family, and financial responsibilities while pursuing their education.
Federal Court Orders Reinstatement of Southern Education Foundation Grant After DEI Controversy

5 days ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

The Southern Education Foundation has secured a significant legal victory in its fight against the U.S. Department of Education, with a federal judge ordering the reinstatement of a key grant that was terminated earlier this year over allegations of illegal diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.
Purdue University Eliminates DEI Office and Programs, Cites Federal and State Policy Changes

5 days ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

Purdue University announced the immediate closure of its Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging along with related diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives across colleges and departments, citing "an increasing number of actions and policy measures at both the federal and state level" as the driving force behind the decision. In a message to faculty and staff, Provost Dr. Patrick J.
NC A&T Provost Tonya Smith-Jackson Named Chancellor of Rutgers Universityâ€“Newark

1 week ago | diverseeducation.com | Jamal Watson

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Provost Dr. Tonya Smith-Jackson has been appointed chancellor of Rutgers Universityâ€“Newark, marking a significant leadership transition for the public research university. Smith-Jackson, a human factors engineer who has served as provost and executive vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at NC A&T since 2013, will assume her new role on August 1.
Federal Funding Cuts Devastate Academic Public Health Programs

1 week ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

Federal funding disruptions in 2025 have destabilized the foundation of academic public health across the United States, resulting in thousands of job losses, halted critical research programs, and billions in projected economic losses, according to a new report released by the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH).
Federal Judge Extends Block on Trump Administration's Revocation of Harvard's International Student Enrollment Authority

1 week ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

A federal judge has extended a temporary restraining order preventing the Trump administration from implementing its decision to revoke Harvard University's authorization to enroll international students, a move that could affect roughly 25% of the institution's student body. U.S. District Judge Allison D.
College Students Face Mental Health Crisis as 51% Rate Well-Being as Poor, New Survey Reveals

1 week ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

More than half of U.S. college students rate their mental health as fair, poor, or terrible, according to a new national survey released by The Steve Fund that reveals a deepening mental health crisis on campuses nationwide.
Harvard Transfers Historic Photos of Enslaved People in Landmark Settlement, Marking Victory for Reparative Justice

1 week ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

Create a free Diverse: Issues In Higher Education account to continue reading. Already have an account? Enter your email to access the article. In a precedent-setting resolution that has implications for how higher education institutions confront their historical ties to slavery, Harvard University has agreed to relinquish 175-year-old daguerreotypes believed to be the earliest known photographs of enslaved people.
UC Riverside Names Dr. S. Jack Hu as New Chancellor

1 week ago | diverseeducation.com | Walter Hudson

The University of California Board of Regents has selected Dr. S. Jack Hu, senior vice president for academic affairs and provost at the University of Georgia, as the next chancellor of UC Riverside. The appointment was approved during a special meeting held Wednesday at the UC Student & Policy Center in Sacramento. Hu, who brings nearly 40 years of experience in higher education, will assume his new role on July 15, replacing Dr. Kim Wilcox, who is retiring next month.