The Evolving Landscape of Higher Education in America
As graduates streamed into commencement ceremonies last May, their faces reflected the changing demographics of American higher education.
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Immigration accounted for all U.S. population growth in 2022-23, first time since 1850
The U.S. immigrant population grew by 1.6 million people while birth rates dropped, though the share of those who are foreign-born is slightly below the share in 1890.
Minority-serving institutions: 8 key facts about colleges that serve many underrepresented students
Executive orders President Trump has signed in recent weeks carry significant implications for minority-serving institutions, which rely heavily on federal funding.
Call for Applications: 2025 Craft Archive Fellowship
The Center for Craft will award up to six $5,000 fellowships to support research on underrepresented craft histories, culminating in an article on Hyperallergic.
Many Think the Government Spends Too Little on Key Policy Areas
Most across AAPI communities think the federal government should prioritize the high cost of health care, food, and housing.
Legendary journalist KW Lee dead at the age of 96
Lee stood for truth and challenged injustice throughout his career as a journalist at the Sacramento Union, The Korea Times English Edition, the Koreatown Weekly in Los Angeles, The Charleston Gazette in West Virgina and the Kingsport Times-news in Virginia.