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Adler University President receives Insight Into Academia Magazine’s 2026 Trailblazer in Higher Education Award

Prestigious national award honors visionary presidents, chancellors, and provosts who redefine the future of higher education through bold innovation and transformative leadership.

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Founders’ Days: Where Adler’s ideas began — and where the future takes shape

Founders’ Days celebrate our past and recognize Adler University’s future and its ability to serve communities facing complex challenges.

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Why education was the turning point for Joseph Mapp — and Chicago’s reentry strategy

Now leading the city’s Office of Reentry, Mapp draws on lessons from programs, including Adler University’s Institute on Public Safety and Justice, to build a more compassionate and connected system of support

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Adler University and YWCA Metro Vancouver launch strategic collaboration to strengthen behavioural health workforce

A new strategic partnership with the YWCA to expand access to community-based behavioural health services across British Columbia.

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Adler University and Capilano University announce pathway agreement to advance graduate education access

The universities have partnered to launch a graduate pathway to expand access to master’s degree-level education and support long-term career advancement.

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Adler University is recognized as one of the country’s best colleges for women by Newsweek

The University has been named to the inaugural America’s Best Colleges for Women list released by Newsweek in partnership with Gender Fair.

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Program Director Jason Walker named inaugral co-editor-in-chief of new journal advancing higher education scholarship

Dialogues in Higher Education: Delivery and Impact will launch this year by the Independent Degree Granting Institutions of British Columbia

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From the Arctic to Aurora: Alumna Stephanie Leithead’s journey to a clinic of her own

Before she ever moved to the Arctic or imagined opening a clinic of her own, Stephanie Leithead, MA ’11, was trying to understand what kind of counsellor she wanted to become. 

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Finding meaning at the edge of the world

Adler faculty Benjamin Aiken, Ph.D., journeys to one of the most remote places on Earth and returns with lessons on loss, connection, and purpose

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Remembering Eva Dreikurs Ferguson, Ph.D.

Scholar and teacher devoted her career to the rigorous study and advancement of Individual Psychology

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The price of belonging is inconvenience. Are we still willing to pay it?

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Day in the Life: 12 hours, countless lessons in empathy and humanity

Twelve hours probably sound like a punishment to most, but to student Alexandra Melo, it’s a kind of marathon of meaning.

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