The Flagship Diversity Divide

The student bodies at large state universities are more diverse than the faculties. But the broader population outpaces them both.

Meredith Myers, The Chronicle of Higher Education

Recent protests by student groups have drawn attention back to a broad and important question: How diverse are colleges, really?

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