In the News
December 1, 2022
Rising Income Inequality to Blame for Continued Influence of U.S. News Rankings
Catharine Hill
The Chronicle of Higher Education
December 1, 2022
Earning Credit From Multiple Sources Is the Norm in Higher Ed
Sarah Pingel and Martin Kurzweil
Inside Higher Ed
November 29, 2022
Museums Must Retain Recently-Hired Employees To Maintain Diversity: Survey
Natasha Gural
Forbes
November 27, 2022
Don’s Conference Notes- Creating the New Possible: Shaping the Future from Lessons Learned: The 2022 New Directions in Scholarly Publishing Seminar
Donald T. Hawkins
Charleston Hub
November 23, 2022
A Possible Solution to Transfer Credit Loss: Holistic Credit Mobility
Jon Edelman
Diverse Issues in Higher Education
November 17, 2022
Foreign Students — Who Often Pay Full Tuition — Are Returning to U.S. Colleges and Universities
Stephanie Hughes
Marketplace
November 16, 2022
Art Museums Becoming More Inclusive? New Surveys of Museum Workers and Trustees Provide Modest Hope
Torey Akers
The Art Newspaper
November 16, 2022
U.S. Museums Have ‘Moderately’ Increased Diversity Among Staff, According to Two New Studies
Tessa Solomon
ARTnews
November 16, 2022
Mellon Foundation Releases Latest Art Museum Staff Demographic Survey Results
Artdependence
November 16, 2022
How Library Collections Can Help Colleges Diversify
Laura Spitalniak
Higher Ed Dive
November 16, 2022
Museum Staffs Are Starting to Diversify, Particularly Among Leadership Roles, According to a New Survey
USA Art News
November 11, 2022
Facing a Crisis Head-On: Institutional Borrowing Decisions During Times of Uncertainty
James Dean Ward and Mya Haynes
New Directions for Higher Education
November 4, 2022
MEC, Accelerate Mississippi Want 55% of the Workforce to Have a College Degree by 2030
Molly Minta
Mississippi Today