A strategic approach to meet the 2026 digital accessibility mandate
A strategic approach to meet the 2026 digital accessibility mandate
Institutions can view this mandate as an opportunity to enhance the educational experience for all students
1 of 3 Hispanic students have dropped out of college at some point, survey says
The study focuses on the Hispanic population during a time when a growing number of Hispanic students are heading to college each year
What’s the latest on minority enrollment?
A new analysis of over 624,000 incoming college students reveals an increase in Black student representation, driven by significant growth at small public institutions
As student hunger persists at colleges, higher ed tries providing free food
Many campus leaders hope that food resources such as pantries eventually become as common as book stores
Summarized transcription versus real-time captioning: What’s best?
Both technologies help create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment
Creating courseware with students, not for them: The case for equity-centered design
Through courseware, we can be proactive about supporting students and evening out the playing field, especially for underrepresented students
STEM learning outcomes get a boost from diverse classrooms
Racial and socioeconomic disparities in college grades and graduation rates have been long-standing concerns in STEM programs
Incremental improvements, new opportunities bolster campus accessibility
Higher education is embracing new tools and opportunities to ease challenges for the growing number of disabled students arriving on campuses
7 ways to design LERs with equity and inclusion
When designed for learning transitions with people who have been historically and systematically excluded, LERs have the potential to mitigate inequities in enrollment processes and education systems
Big Deals—New initiatives for HBCUs
