…was doing in New Orleans my sophomore year of college, working Katrina happened. I was, well I was a lot of things. I was angry, I was sad, I was…

…largely of research universities that rely heavily on a predominantly historically underrepresented student body to generate revenues and to compete. New universities are not all new. To the contrary, apart…

The New Criticism and the expanding mid-century university system that made it possible shaped the establishment of racial liberalism in the U.S. via an untenable alliance between Southern reactionaries and…

…this struggle unfolded in the mid-1970s at CUNY during New York City’s fiscal crisis: the result was the end of open admissions and the imposition of new tuition fees within…

…that I work with who use their services, their skills, in service of social good by working with some mission driven organizations that are sometimes non-profits, but they are sometime…

…three students who went to New England Institute of Art, one of the colleges that was acquired and essentially ransacked by this private equity firm. A number of these students…

…States (International Publishers, 2016). She is currently writing a history of the Civil War as an international anti-slavery revolution with roots in Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean. It will be…

…the historic grounds this new program broke, many professors wanted little to do with it. English faculty refused to teach remedial writing, which they saw as dull, utilitarian service work….

…talk about it in the student newspaper when they’re writing editorials. These concepts ran all throughout these institutions and the second curriculum has shaped generations of students from the 19th…