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“If the current global conditions tell us anything,” he continued, “it is that the world is calling out for leaders who can manage diversity and lead inclusively and resolve conflicts in peaceful ways. Earlham is really good at developing leaders who are capable of those things.
According to research from Gallup, however, that’s unlikely. A majority—51%—of U.S. adults regret at least one of these key higher education decisions—and African Americans and Asians are most likely to do so.
Earlier this summer, BE's very own Selena Hill was honored by a local org called Up Rising Stars, Inc. at their 6th annual scholarship award gala.
He said Germans understood that their Nazi past was shameful, not a thing to be memorialized or romanticized. But in the U.S., we’ve never reckoned with our racial past—and one way that that’s flagrantly clear is in the number of Confederate monuments across the country—including college campuses.
It may be that educated women are marrying better—by that I mean they’re using their heads as well as their hearts. Brookings researchers Richard Reeves and Isabella Sawhill believe that “educated, economically independent women” are now demanding men who are more interested in equitable partnerships—partnerships that look a lot like my niece’s marriage.
