college

Betsy DeVos has no business delivering graduation speech at an HBCU

May 8, 2017 By Fedrick Ingam

Bethune-Cookman, a historically black university in Florida, invited Betsy DeVos to deliver its commencement speech. Her policies are terrible for its students.

Labor leaders say unions will unite behind one candidate in 2016

February 21, 2016 By John Wojcik

The federation is holding off on an endorsement at this time while some of its unions work for Clinton and others for Sanders.

After Supreme Court decision, “Being Black at U of M” just got harder

April 29, 2014 By Alexandria Foster

In my first political science class at U of M, I quickly realized I was only one of a handful of African American students in a lecture class of 200.

UIC stonewalling forces faculty strike

February 19, 2014 By Evlynn Wier

For the past 18 months, University of Illinois Chicago faculty have been negotiating for a livable salary for full-time lecturers.

City College of San Francisco wins round in accreditation battle

January 13, 2014 By Michelle Kern

After hearing two days of arguments, Judge Karnow noted that the "consequences would be catastrophic" if the ACCJC were allowed to finish the disaccreditation process.