When Anti-Blackness is Endemic to Society, Equitable Teaching Can Get You in (Serious) Trouble
by Ɔbenfo James Holly, Jr. Trouble On March 1, 2020, John Lewis spoke on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma...
by Ɔbenfo James Holly, Jr. Trouble On March 1, 2020, John Lewis spoke on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma...
By Bryce E. Hughes, Ph.D. Like many of our students, I grappled with several complex academic challenges while navigating my...
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Note: This blog post was written before the recent Supreme Court rulings striking down Affirmative Action. While I don’t comment...
May 5, 2023, was the National Day of Action on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit People including the...
By Dr. Sarah Appelhans “Higher education fosters the development of individuals capable of leading fulfilling and responsible lives and who...
W.E.B. Du Bois first outlined a notion of double-consciousness in 1903, more than 100 years ago. Why is it that...
By Dr. Ashlee N. Ford Versypt What can I do about systemic racism as an engineering educator? This is the...
By Dr. Sarah Wilson Prioritizing mental health and wellness in engineering As faculty, most of us have quickly learned that...
By Monica F. Cox, Carlotta A. Berry, and Tahira Reid Smith When George Floyd was murdered May 25, 2020, the...