Letter from the Editor
In 2022, the higher education community celebrated several milestone anniversaries: fifty years since the establishment of Pell grants and Title IX, and ten years since the creation of DACA (Deferred […]
Brandi Chastain: Title IX is the Foundation of Success in Women’s Sports
Professional athlete, activist, and 1991 Santa Clara University alumna Brandi Chastain grew up at a time when the educational and sports anti-discrimination law Title IX was in force— but not […]
Saint Peter’s Community Reflects on the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice
Every year, faculty, staff and students from Jesuit institutions across the country gather together at the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice in Washington, D.C. Attendees are invited to come together […]
Title IX and Advances in Women’s Athletics at Creighton University
The women are forever young as they smile cheerfully from a mid-20th century black-and-white photograph. It was their moment in time and, like the women pioneers who preceded them on […]
Expanding Access to Education at Loyola Chicago
As the higher education community reflects on milestone anniversaries of progress in the path toward equity and access in higher education–fifty years since the founding of Pell Grants and ten […]
‘We Are a Home for Dreamers’: How Georgetown Created a Support System for DACA Students
Editor’s note: Pseudonyms were used in this article to protect students’ privacy. Lucy is a first-generation medical student in Georgetown University’s School of Medicine who immigrated to the United States […]
Standing in Solidarity with Undocumented Students at USF
Defending the rights of migrants is one of the most pressing social issues of our times and one that Pope Francis has made clear should be at the center of […]
Government Relations
An anniversary is always important to mark. Sometimes, our observances are celebratory; sometimes, they are low-key or even somber. As we mark significant milestones for several federal programs highlighted in […]