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Across BoundariesFriendships Can Heal Campus Divisions, Study Finds, and Administrators Play a Big Role
Campus spaces and programs that nudge connections among students from different groups can knock down barriers and create healthier environments. -
Race on Campus
Does Diversity Improve Grades?
What the research says about the benefits of racial diversity on academic performance. -
'Now Is the Time'
A Third Top-10 Law School — Berkeley’s — Pulls Out of ‘U.S. News’ Rankings
The dean said the magazine’s formula discourages schools from admitting low-income students and supporting students interested in public service. -
'A Very Public Statement'
Yale and Harvard’s Law Schools Are Ditching the ‘U.S. News’ Rankings. Will Others Follow?
Yale’s dean argued that the ranking’s formula discourages institutions from admitting low-income students and supporting careers in public service. -
Race on Campus
What Do Students Say About Race in Their Application Essays?
U.S. Supreme Court justices asked what students will be allowed to write about if race-conscious admissions are outlawed. -
The Review | Essay
My Cartoonish Cancellation
How I became the subject of an equity investigation at the University of Michigan. -
The Review | Opinion
10 Ways Colleges Can Diversify After Affirmative Action
There are many options beyond racial preferences. -
Race on Campus
4 Things We Learned About Belonging for Students of Color
College campuses are growing increasingly diverse. Here are some things that two students of color say improved their college experience. -
Campus Labor
College Dining Workers Seize the Moment
They want higher pay, better staffing, and respect. -
Global Education
Covid-19 Disrupted International Education, but Colleges Remain Hopeful About Global Engagement
A new report shows that a slide in American higher ed’s international outreach predates the pandemic.
