The post Servant Leadership Starts With One Humble Choice appeared first on Self Employed. As we head into Christmas, I’m thinking about what real leadership looks like. My view is simple: great ...

Roxanne Brown has been elected as the first African American woman President of the United Steelworkers, bringing with her a commitment to diversity, inclusion, and advocacy for labor rights.

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The Trump administration called on institutions to be more meritocratic in their admissions processes. But what merit is—and how exactly it should be used—remains a contentious topic in higher ed.

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Most leaders wait for certainty. The ones who move early gain clarity, momentum, and stronger decisions by acting before the ...

John Porten, former director of research at USD's Joan Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, says grassroots work on issues such as homelessness, hunger and dirty beaches can strengthen community ...

After eight years, Republican Laura Hoydick's time running Stratford is over with her loss to Democrat David Chess Nov. 4.

Two athletes from the same high school, Will Smith and Joe Brunner, became team captains at the University of Wisconsin. Smith, a soccer co-captain, rallied his team after an 0-3 start, leading to a ...

A fresh wave of excitement swept through the University of Jos when news broke that Professor Pic Charles Onwochei had been elected the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), following Professor ...

There are moments in leadership when no one is watching but everything is at stake. Not because a policy is in question or a metric is missing, but because our moral compass is being tested in the ...