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HSIs and eHSIs 101

Like the vernacular of any other sector of the US economy, higher education’s is rife with acronyms.

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Frank DiMaria

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Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics

All the lists on the following pages provide a clear picture of the specific institutions across the nation that serve Hispanic/Latino students, conferring degrees across different levels and preparing them in diverse fields of study.

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Becoming a Hispanic Serving Institution

One College’s Journey

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Kathleen Brunet

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Finding Family, Success, and Home Away from Home

Written by Leigh-Ellen Romm, Associate Director of Communications, Austin College Institutional Marketing & Communications

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Del Barrio to Presidente

(“Mom, one of these days, I am going to be president of the United States so I can give you and all the moms all the cheese you want.”)

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Michelle Adam

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News from Washington October 2022

How much a student debtor would be forgiven would depend on their loan totals, their degree types and their future prospective income.

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Peggy Sands Orchowski

Arts and Media October 2022 Premium

Cultura y apropiación

Escoger carrera universitaria en estos tiempos tiene mucho de casting de película.

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Enrique Del Risco

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On the Path to Becoming HSIs

Consejos for Emerging HSIs

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The First Universities in Hispanic America

The Mayans developed the concept of zero and a complex system of calendars that measured time with astonishing precision.

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New Leaders October 2022

Spotlight on University Leaders

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School Library October 2022

This month featuring books on Hispanic Serving Institutions from Amazon and Higher Education in the United States From Princeton University Press

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Troubled Times for Community Colleges

Community colleges expanded access after the GI Bill but now face declining enrollments worsened by COVID, costs, and disillusionment. A Florida study highlights financial, academic, and personal barriers driving dropout rates, stressing improved retention, support, and student-centered policies as essential solutions.In 1900, only 10 percent of America’s high school graduates attended college. It was the realm of elite, well to do, privileged males.

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Gustavo A. Mellander