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My sweet niece, age three, recently developed a stutter. Now, this is a child who has been speaking in complete sentences—sans stutter—for about a ...

An increasing number of undergraduates envision careers in sports that involve them being professional athletes. Attorney Alicia Jessop is a tenure...

It's a memory that has stayed with me vividly: I was sitting in a conference room, meeting with my supervisor who happened to be the highest-rankin...

Pingchien Neo is the director of international engineering programs at the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering at the University of Florida. Pr...

Portia Allen-Kyle’s career has focused on advocacy and propelling meaningful change. Her work has involved advancing equity through nonprofit organ...

After almost three decades with the New York City Department of Education working in various capacities, much of them focused on mathematics and sc...

As Brittany Lee Lewis completes her doctoral dissertation, she continues her work as an adjunct professor at George Washington University D.C. and ...

As I step back into the realm of athletic communications, I can’t help but feel an electrifying surge of purpose. It’s a familiar feeling—a reunion...

Just weeks after Harvard’s faculty, board, and all five living presidents resoundingly expressed their support for President Claudine Gay following...

One of the best pieces of leadership advice I’ve ever gotten was from Xavier University of Louisiana president emeritus Dr. Norman Francis on the e...

This past spring, Dr. Kiki Baker Barnes became the first full-time staff member in the 40-year history of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC)...

One of my earliest cultural lessons was in due deference. Some people call it “home-training.” Some people call it comportment. Some people call it...

I had a realization recently that despite all of the rhetoric and even genuine efforts around inclusion in the academy, as an institution, it remai...

Three weeks ago, I was all ready to write about the First Amendment. Elon Musk’s declared intent to buy Twitter had the internet all in a tizzy abo...

Karen Costa’s life mission is to make higher education “more humane and caring.” Her work has morphed into a three-part strategy featuring online p...

As more and more women have earned doctorates and entered the academy, it is reasonable to assume that there will soon be more women in leadership ...

I struggle with bad anxiety. I don’t talk about it a lot, partially because I’m a deeply private person, and partially because there’s something in...

April 3 marks the 72nd anniversary of the death of Carter G. Woodson, who is known as the father of Black history and the man who founded “Negro Hi...

Law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw’s articulation of intersectionality paved the road that many Black women scholars like myself have traveled. While ...

“Every day I am more and more amazed by the democratic potential of community college,” says Dr. Carolina Chaves-O’Flynn, assistant professor of Sp...