How to ensure digital accessibility in online learning
How to ensure digital accessibility in online learning
Digital accessibility is an ongoing commitment to create an inclusive digital world for everyone
Protect knowledge: Standing against book bans in higher education
Censorship that began in K–12 schools is now reaching college libraries, threatening academic freedom and limiting access to diverse perspectives
Access to four-year colleges that effectively serve low-income students is uneven across U.S.
To address disparities, a new report recommends that states and foundations invest in “Emerging Equity Engines"
Here’s what I wish I’d known as an immigrant student heading to the Ivy League
Having spaces where immigrant students belong will be crucial to their college experience
What to know about the Trump budget bill’s impact on schools that serve students of color
The budgetary cuts and pending lawsuit could cause schools to reduce services for students, hike tuition, and even close their doors, according to higher education experts
Colorado students, education leaders try to help TRIO college-access program avoid Trump cuts
The federal TRIO initiative is a set of programs that helps people who face the highest odds of never getting to or finishing college
Amid Trump immigration crackdown, students weigh safety and politics in their college plans
Recently arrived immigrant students are thinking about safety, politics, and the culture of belonging
How colleges are reimagining inclusion amid political rollbacks
Campus-community partnerships offer a path forward as federal support erodes
Just 1 in 10 higher-ed faculty feel equipped to make digital content accessible
Instructors with fewer than two years of teaching experience were the least confident in their abilities to create accessible content
11 digital accessibility mistakes to avoid in online learning