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The longtime Seaside community leader is commemorated in the naming of the Helen Rucker Center for Black Excellence.

"People with disabilities tend to master and adapt in ways that make them highly efficient, to the point they can compete with and perform above peers without disabilities."

Katie LaPlace has built bridges and demolished bunkers as a woman in a male-dominated profession.

The African Heritage Faculty and Staff Alliance has long been a support network for Black students and employees at ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø.

Learn about all the programs and qualities that make ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø a special higher education experience.

To honor Native Americans and recognize their historical ties to the land, ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø adopted a land acknowledgment statement in Spring 2020.

Growing up mainly in Inglewood in the greater Los Angeles area, Judah Young envisioned leaving home for school and studying science.

ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø will launch a year-long awareness campaign with the theme “Strength Through Diversity” to build on ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø’s ongoing commitment to inclusive excellence.

ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø has landed on prized lists of college rankings by the Wall Street Journal and U.S. News & World Report.

"It is important for the campus community to learn about the student population that makes the HSI designation possible."