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Shirley M. Collado

President

Ithaca College

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Why Philanthropy Must Do More to Help Transgender People (Opinion) 1

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How I Built a Diverse Leadership Team at a Predominantly White College

By Shirley M. Collado September 4, 2020

It began with a refusal to accept excuses for why it wasn’t possible.

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'Free speech goes one way'

As Trump’s Cuts Loom Large, Colleges Are Under Pressure to Punish Anti-Israel Speech

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Pressure Campaign Continues

The Trump Administration Is Scrutinizing Colleges’ Foreign Gifts. It’s Not the First Time.

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Tax Threat

What Revoking Tax-Exempt Status Would Mean for Harvard — and the Rest of Higher Ed

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'We Will Have No Choice'

Buried in Debt, This Small College Says It May Be Headed for Closure

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Can Harvard, Columbia, and Other Universities Survive Trump’s Cuts?

By Robert Kelchen

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Harvard Had No Choice

By Michael C. Dorf

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Junot Díaz’s Forced Disappearing Act

By Rafael Walker

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