Review of Higher Education

Papers
(The TQCC of Review of Higher Education is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Color-evasive Racism in the Final Stage of Faculty Searches: Examining Search Committee Hiring Practices that Jeopardize Racial Equity Policy29
(Re)Shaping the Socialization of Scientific Labs: Understanding Women's Doctoral Experiences in STEM Lab Rotations26
Black Joy on White Campuses: Exploring Black Students' Recreation and Celebration at a Historically White Institution25
What Can Decolonial and Abolitionist Critiques Teach the Field of Higher Education?14
Institutionalizing Inequity Anew: Grantmaking and Racialized Postsecondary Organizations12
Leveraging, Checking, and Structuring Faculty Discretion to Advance Full Participation12
Advocates or honest information brokers? Examining the higher education public policy agenda-setting processes of intermediary organizations11
Neo-racism, Neo-nationalism, and the Costs for Scientific Competitiveness: The China Initiative in the United States10
Nevertheless, We Persist: Exploring the Cultural Capital of Black First-Generation Doctoral Students at Non-Black Serving Institutions10
The Faculty Role in Grooming and Gatekeeping Students' of Color Potential Along the Professoriate Pipeline9
Service-Learning and Racial Capitalism: On the Commodification of People of Color for White Advancement8
Traversing the Shadow Space: Experiences of Spatiality After College Student Trauma7
“We are a huge source of labor”: Exploring STEM Graduate Students’ Roles in Changing Departmental Climate6
Spanning and Unsettling the Borders of Critical Scholarship in Higher Education6
The Role of Administrative and Academic Leadership in Advancing Faculty Diversity5
The Role of Administrative and Academic Leadership in Advancing Faculty Diversity5
Equity-Minded Stage-Ahead Mentoring: Exploring Graduate Students' Narratives as Mentors to Undergraduates in STEMM5
Their Mere Existence Is Resistance: Undocu/DACAmented Collegians' Resisting Subordination in Turbulent Times4
Understanding the Relationship Between Organizational Identity and Capacities for Scaled Change within Higher Education Intermediary Organizations4
A Deeper Calling: The Aspirations and Persistence of Black Undergraduate Students in Science at a Predominantly White Institution4
Ghost Stories from the Academy: A Trans Feminine Reckoning4
Work and Race Matters: Examining the Relationship Between Two Critical Factors of College Completion at Four-Year Institutions4
Navigating Transfer Through Networks: How Community College Students Seek Support From Social Ties Throughout the Transfer Process4
Exploring the Impact of GRE-Accepting Admissions on Law School Diversity and Selectivity4
Collaborative Learning and Need for Cognition: Considering the Mediating Role of Deep Approaches to Learning4
Advising Academically Underprepared Students in the “College for All” Era3
"How is a Student to Know Who They Can Talk To?": University Website Communication about Sexual Assault in the Context of Compelled Disclosure3
The Financial Behaviors of Chasing Athletic Prestige: Evidence from the NCAA Cost of Attendance Policy3
A Typology and Landscape of State Funding Formulas for Public Colleges and Universities from 2004 to 20212
When Higher Education is Framed as a Privilege: Anti-Blackness and Affirmative Action during Tumultuous Times2
Their Mere Existence Is Resistance: Undocu/DACAmented Collegians’ Resisting Subordination in Turbulent Times2
Humanizing Higher Education: A Path Forward in Uncertain Times2
“Gay People Pay Activity Fees Too”: The Committee on Gay Education’s Pioneering Legal Victories at the University of Georgia2
Beyond the Visual: Artful Inquiry in Higher Education Journals 2000–20202
Understanding Academic Structure: Variation, Stability, and Change at the Center of the Modern Research University2
Beyond Recidivism: Exploring Formerly Incarcerated Student Perspectives on the Value of Higher Education in Prison2
The Ties That Bind: Student-Mothers' Social Capital During the COVID-19 Pandemic2
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