How are Hispanic/Latino students present in higher education institutions across the nation? Where are the highest numbers of them enrolled? Which colleges and universities grant the most degrees to Hispanics/Latinos?
October 2023
Dr. Godinez explores the intertwining of Hispanic heritage and the Back-to-School experience, highlighting cultural pride, educational challenges, and empowering futures. It emphasizes how cultural pride shapes identity, addresses educational obstacles, and empowers Hispanic students to advocate for their community and future generations through higher education
Rosalinda Godinez, Ph.D. | September 2023
Tiempo atrás un estudiante se rebeló contra mi mala ocurrencia de darle a estudiar hombres blancos.
¿Tener ganas nos transforma, no creen?
Abel A. Chávez | September 2023
Instituto Cervantes is a key cultural and educational institution that promotes Hispanic heritage and language around the world. In the US, Instituto Cervantes New York enriches the city’s diverse landscape through comprehensive Spanish courses, teacher training, and events, fostering dialogue and understanding between communities.
Richard Bueno Hudson, Ph. D. | September 2023
Dr. Tina M. King, an Afra-Latina educator, transitioned from teaching in Beverly Hills to Compton Unified School District, and is now set to lead San Diego College of Continuing Education. Her personal journey of embracing her heritage has enriched her leadership and commitment to inclusivity.
Frank DiMaria |
September 2023
Angel Perez, the chief executive of the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), offers guidance on finding the perfect fit for students and parents seeking the ideal college, emphasizing the importance of not solely relying on the U.S. News and World Reports rankings.
Gary M. Stern |
September 2023
Keiser University, Florida’s largest private university, and one of the largest producers of nurses in Florida, is addressing the nursing shortage by collaborating with community partners, forming a nursing advisory council, and launching a Master of Science in Nursing in women's health.
July 2023
Dr. Antonia Novello, the first woman and Latina U.S. surgeon General, dedicated her career to addressing health inequities and advocating for vulnerable populations, using her personal experiences and warrior spirit to fight for social justice in healthcare.
Sylvia Mendoza |
July 2023
Hispanic Outlook’s Top 50 Institutions For 2020-21
July 2023
This month featuring books on Getting Ready for College from Amazon & Education beyond the Classroom From Temple University Press
November 2023
At H.O. we congratulate new education leaders that have embarked on the challenging but very rewarding journey of education leadership.
November 2023
Part I: Overview
November 2023
There are significant disparities in college enrollment for Black and Latina/o/x/é students, particularly in graduate and professional studies. Addressing these disparities through equity-based practices is crucial.
Cristóbal Rodríguez, PhD. | November 2023
¿Cuántos ángeles caben en un alfiler?
Hispanic voters in the United States are a growing and diverse group, impacting politics with varying concerns. At the same time, conflicts surrounding free speech on college campuses are discussed, as well as how the Government shutdowns are taking place and being perceived.
Peggy Sands Orchowski |
November 2023
The Hispanic population in the United States, despite facing challenges and hardships, has experienced significant growth, with education as a key driver of their economic success.
Gustavo A. Mellander |
November 2023
José Fierro, the president of Cerritos Community College in California, has overcome personal and external obstacles in order to provide support and resources for students facing different kinds of challenges, from housing to academic performance.
Frank DiMaria |
November 2023
In the Midwest, particularly in Illinois, there has been a growing Latino immigrant population, which has prompted the state to implement bilingual policies to support their educational needs. The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s College of Education has created the Bilingual-Bicultural program to address these needs and promote an asset-based approach to teaching and learning within linguistically diverse communities.
Idalia Nuñez |
Monica Gonzalez Ybarra |
Giselle Martinez Negrette |
November 2023
Angel Perez, jefe ejecutivo del National Association for College Admission Counseling, NACAC, (Asociación Nacional para la Orientación en el Ingreso a Universidad), aporta una guía para orientar a estudiantes y padres en su búsqueda de la universidad ideal, enfatizando la importancia de no depender únicamente de los rankings de U.S. News y World Report.
Gary M. Stern |
November 2023
Empowering First-Generation Students at El Camino Community College
October 2023
Ramona Hernandez’ Mission to Bolster Dominican Identity and Success
October 2023
Wraparound Services Key to Success for Latina/o/x Students
October 2023
On the Path to Becoming a Hispanic Serving Institution by Eliminating Equity Gaps
October 2023
Miami Dade College (MDC) has a rich history of providing education and training in healthcare, especially nursing, and is committed to addressing the impending nursing shortage in Florida. The college is expanding its nursing programs and is collaborating with various partners and organizations to provide financial support and scholarships for aspiring healthcare professionals. MDC is committed to preparing skilled and diverse healthcare workforce to meet the growing demand in the state of Florida.
Madeline Pumariega | October 2023