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Stanford Tackles Graduate Student Advising Reform

In response to university and nationwide studies, Stanford's new guidelines aim to boost transparency and faculty mentoring.

Higher Education Confronts Sexual Misconduct and Changing Federal Policy

01 May 2018

What constitutes sexual misconduct? Who decides? How should colleges and universities handle sexual harassment and assault cases on their campuses? Can university...

How YA Literature Pushes the Boundaries of Diverse Storytelling

17 Jul 2019

Jenny Han, Angie Thomas, and Becky Albertalli are the publishing industry’s “breakout stars” this year. All three of their books were adapted to major motion pictures in 2018, and the world has been buzzing about their careful handling of sensitive issues and their honest representations of different races and sexualities. All three of their books...

How Colleges Support Their Diverse Student Bodies

03 Jul 2019

Diversity is more than putting people of different backgrounds in the same room. As the American Council on Education argues, diversity is essential to a rich educational experience and a healthy society. Today, colleges are teaching students with more varied backgrounds than ever before. This means that the world of higher education has had to...

May 1, 2018

Stanford Tackles Graduate Student Advising Reform

Higher Education Confronts Sexual Misconduct and Changing Federal Policy

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How YA Literature Pushes the Boundaries of Diverse Storytelling

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