Tag Archives: higher education

Latina Lawyers: Underrepresented and Overqualified

Posted on March 16, 2018 by

By Cleo Hernandez Associate Editor, Volume 23 Editor-in-Chief, Volume 24 Gender violence, sexual harassment, and feminism have all been dancing around on the center stage of world politics lately, as displayed by the traction that the #MeToo movement has gained … Continue reading →

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In Wake of Affirmative Action Victory, Minority and Low-Income Students Still Face Barriers to Higher Education

Posted on June 30, 2016 by

By Luis Arias Associate Editor, Vol. 21 Executive Editor, Vol. 22 Minority and low-income students remain underrepresented at most of our nation’s universities. Although many institutional and societal problems contribute to the low minority and low-income student enrollment rates, one contributor is … Continue reading →

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RESPONSE: The bamboo ceiling cannot be separated from wider inequality

Posted on October 30, 2015 by

By Jennifer Chun Associate Editor, Vol. 21 In the October 3rd issue of The Economist, an article entitled “The model minority is losing patience” speaks of the rising “trend” of Asian Americans more vigorously fighting discrimination, especially in academia. After … Continue reading →

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