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From Access to Value: Community Colleges Expand Pathways for Hispanic Students

Community colleges are key to expanding equitable, career-connected pathways for Hispanic students, but gaps remain in attaining credentials of value. Strengthening clear, affordable, and workforce-aligned education systems is essential to improve outcomes, economic mobility, and meet future labor market demands.

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A Home Away from Home: The Latino Resource Center’s Commitment to Empowering Students at NIU

The Latino Resource Center at Northern Illinois University fosters belonging, leadership and academic success for Latino students through mentoring, cultural programming and campus partnerships. Initiatives like De Mujer a Mujer empower Latina students, helping them build confidence, develop leadership skills and thrive in higher education.

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Luis Santos-Rivas

Administration March 2026

Society of Women Engineers: Promoting Inclusion, Academic Persistence and Career Advancement for Latinas in STEM

The Society of Women Engineers supports Latinas in STEM through its Latinos Affinity Group and broader initiatives offering mentorship, leadership development, research, and educational resources. These efforts foster community, promote inclusion, and strengthen academic persistence and career advancement for women in engineering.

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New Leaders in Education March 2026

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New Leaders in Education February 2026

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Top 50 Graduate Schools for Hispanics 2026

Based on analysis of 2023–24 IPEDS data, this article presents the top 50 U.S. graduate institutions serving Hispanic/Latino students, examining enrollment, degree and PhD trends, gender gaps, institutional sectors, and geographic patterns that shape access to advanced education.

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LACIS at the University of Wisconsin-Madison: Forming Interdisciplinary Thinkers and Practitioners

LACIS at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is a long-standing interdisciplinary hub that fosters diverse voices, community engagement, and flexible graduate pathways, preparing students to critically study Latin America, the Caribbean, and Iberia while linking scholarship to real-world challenges and practice.

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Sara McKinnon, PhD & Adriana Angel, PhD

Administration January 2026

The University of Houston’s Department of Hispanic Studies: At the Forefront of Research and Teaching on US Latinos

The University of Houston’s Department of Hispanic Studies leads U.S. Latino language, literature, and culture through innovative undergraduate, graduate, and online programs, nationally recognized research, and strong community engagement.

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Nicolás Kanellos, Ph.D.

Administration January 2026

Advancing Hispanic Studies at CU Boulder: Spanish and Portuguese Graduate Programs

The Department of Spanish and Portuguese at CU Boulder offers interdisciplinary, well-funded graduate programs grounded in multilingual communities and global perspectives, combining rigorous scholarship, teaching, professional development, and community engagement to prepare students for diverse academic and professional careers.

Administration January 2026

A Student Perspective: Applying our Research Towards Achieving Hispanic Representation in Graduate Education

URM doctoral students—especially Latinas—remain statistically rare due to inequities in admissions pipelines, institutional support, and representation. Despite undergraduate progress, graduate education lags, creating barriers to belonging, access, and retention, and requiring systemic, intentional change to attract and sustain diverse scholars.

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Angelina Baltazar

Administration January 2026

New Leaders in Education January 2026

At H.O. we congratulate new education leaders that have embarked on the challenging but very rewarding journey of education leadership.

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