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In Recognition of Black History Month: Honoring the Impact of HBCUs in Higher Education February 21, 2026

In recognition of Black History Month, we're revisiting articles from our archives that explore equity, access, leadership, and the enduring influence of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) within higher education.

Uncommon Places: How San Diego State University Is Opening College Pathways Inside Prison Walls November 7, 2025

Programs like San Diego State University's Valuing Incarcerated Scholars Through Academia (VISTA) extend education's reach to the most uncommon places and transform lives, families, and communities alike.

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Advancing Opportunities for Students with Disabilities in Higher Education September 18, 2025

If you're a faculty member ready to commit to better serving students with disabilities or you have the power to influence others, here's a look at some specific actions faculty can take to create truly inclusive courses.

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Should I Take a Full Year or a Semester? Reflection and Recommendations on the Length of Academic Sabbaticals September 1, 2025

"A semester is a pause; a year is a reset," says one professor in regard to sabbaticals. Here, he shares why he recommends taking a full year as opposed to a semester-long sabbatical.

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Authenticity at Work: Disability as Identity, Not an Obstacle August 20, 2025

In the Season 5 opener, disability rights activist and author Emily Ladau joins Kelly and Andy to discuss navigating identity at work, weighing decisions about disclosure, and creating truly inclusive environments in the workplace.

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Ask the Expert How Can Women Claim Their Space as Leaders in Higher Ed? June 4, 2025

Leadership isn't just about holding a title -- it's about how you show up. This piece offers strategies for women in higher ed to lead with confidence, advocate for themselves, and build influence through practical, everyday actions.

Women’s History Month: A Time for Celebration, Conversation, and Commitment March 26, 2025

Observing Women's History Month is not just about remembering and celebrating women's achievements and their collective journey thus far -- it's about committing to continued progress.

College Application Surge: Underrepresented Students Lead Growth in 2024-25 Admissions Cycle March 18, 2025

Data from Common App shows strong growth in college applications in the 2024-25 admissions cycle, particularly among underrepresented and first-generation students.

Success as a Female Leader: Perspectives from a College President March 14, 2025

In HigherEdJobs' recent Careers and Coffee conversation, we explored perspectives on what it takes to succeed as a female leader in academia. Here's a look at the advice shared by Dr. Tomikia LeGrande, president of Prairie View A&M University.

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Higher Ed Careers Interview Championing Black Men Success in Higher Ed and Beyond March 10, 2025

In this Higher Ed Careers interview, the director of UNC Greensboro's Collaborative for Black Men Success shares the inspiration behind the Collaborative, his hopes for it, and advice for others looking to better serve this group of students.

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Purpose, Service, and the Common Good: Why Higher Ed Professionals Choose HBCUs February 26, 2025

A group of current and former HBCU presidents share why these institutions are an important part of the academic landscape, the challenges and opportunities at them, and why others might consider a career at one.

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Higher Ed Careers Interview Supporting Hispanic Higher Education Success January 22, 2025

The president and chief executive officer of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU), discusses trends and what's new with Hispanic-Serving Institutions, his career path, and HACU's many achievements in recent years.

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Breaking Away From Artificial Rules Can Boost Your Career in Higher Education December 27, 2024

A new book looks at actions or statements people make in the workplace that could prevent them from advancing in their field.

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Higher Ed Careers Interview How One Veteran Education Leader Is Making a Difference November 4, 2024

Andrea Wheeler leads the Association of Veterans Education Certifying Officials and is also a senior regulatory affairs analyst at DeVry University. Wheeler talked with us about her career path, how she first got involved with the association, and the organization's priorities in veterans' education.

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Higher Ed Careers for Veterans and the Military-Affiliated Community October 17, 2024

LeNaya Hezel discussed why higher education is a great career option for veterans and the military-affiliated community.

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Encouraging Women To Explore Careers in Facilities Management September 2, 2024

On HigherEdJobs, there are 4,300 open positions listed in facilities management. Winnie Kwofie wants to help raise awareness about the field so that more people know about these roles, especially women.

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How To Leverage Mentorship, Sponsorship, and Allyship To Support Your Career Trajectory August 23, 2024

A recent session of the Women's Leadership Speaker Series shared insight on the importance of mentorship, allyship, and sponsorship in advancing women's careers. Here are some of the takeaways that can be applied broadly to career advancement.

Engaging Men in Conversations and Action for Gender Equity August 13, 2024

Take a closer look at "Men-in-the-Middle" and how these individuals have the power to effect change and influence gender equity.

Higher Ed Careers Interview Women Leading the Way in Facilities Management August 12, 2024

Winnie Kwofie offers tips for institutions that want to support female leaders and talks about a program she created with colleagues to increase the presence of women in facilities management leadership.

Best of June from HigherEdJobs June 28, 2024

This month's content lineup included a summer reading list, considerations for alternative final assignments, and plenty of job search advice. Here are some editor's picks highlighting issues, trends, and tips in case you missed anything.

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