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University of Utah President Taylor Randall writes about how the university actively works "with high schools, community-based organizations and other civic groups to attract historically underrepresented domestic minority groups."
Arizona State University President Michael Crow and renowned journalist Tom Brokaw highlight the need for our nation’s colleges and universities to train young people for public service, and highlight ASU's Next Generation Service Corps program, which trains hundreds of students for leadership in public service.
Michigan State University Interim President Theresa Woodruff emphasized the important historic and ongoing ties between the university and the Lansing-East Lansing community.
University of South Florida President Rhea Law explains how joining AAU benefits the university and the Tampa Bay region.
Dartmouth College President Phil Hanlon and Dartmouth President-Elect Sian Beilock contend that self-censorship is the biggest threat to academic freedom on college campuses and that higher education must equip students with skills that allow them to “engage in productive discourse” without being silenced or silencing others.
University of Michigan President Santa J. Ono, Michigan State University President Teresa Woodruff, and Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson highlight how research conducted at the three institutions is helping Michiganders solve problems affecting the state.
Purdue University President Mung Chiang argues that higher education will be able to adjust to a world with AI, instead of needing to fear and ban it.
Barnard College President and Dartmouth College President-elect Sian Beilock, Brown University President Christina Paxson, and AAAS Board of Directors Chair and Olin College of Engineering President Gilda A. Barabino argue that higher education can encourage more women and people of color to enter the STEM workforce.
Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber argues that a college degree is worth the cost, despite a majority of Americans now believing the opposite.
The University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell and School of Social Work Dean Allan Cole explain what the university is doing to address rising housing costs for students.
