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Walden University is ranked no. 2 in the category of doctorate-granting institutions with the largest number of African-American doctorate recipients.

Jehan al-Sadat, former first lady of Egypt and world-renowned women’s rights activists, will be the speaker at Walden’s academic residency on Jan. 19.

Walden University has released updated information that tracks its students and alumni, their opinions of the university and their eventual outcomes.

Walden University is the educational choice of more than 60 state teachers of the year. They shared their Walden experiences in a series of short videos.

Walden’s partnership with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives offers members the opportunity to enroll with reduced tuition.

Noted social entrepreneur, public policy innovator and President of Echoing Green will address graduates in Minneapolis on July 24.

Walden will award $5,000 grants to three selected P-12 schools that host Educator for a Day events as part of American Education Week.

Walden University honors schools and educators with its campaign in support of the National Education Association’s Educator for a Day program.

Public voting opened for the winning entries in Walden University’s Scholars of Change video contest.

Twenty-four state Teachers of the Year have chosen to enroll at Walden University’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership.

Beginning in September 2009, students in the Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership may be eligible for the federal TEACH Grant Program.

Lilly Ledbetter delivered the commencement address to more than 4,300 Walden University graduates at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

Equal-pay advocate to speak at Walden’s Women Leading Social Change panel discussion.

Cutting edge technology offered by Walden allows students to access coursework through handheld mobile devices.

Lilly Ledbetter, namesake of the recently enacted Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, will be the speaker at Walden University’s summer commencement.

Walden University’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership is offering more than 200 scholarships with a total value of up to $5 million.

Walden University will celebrate the graduation of more than 3,000 students at its 41st commencement ceremony January 24, 2009 in Dallas, Texas.

Donna Brazile will deliver an address entitled The Political Environment and Moof of the Country at Walden University’s winter academic residency.

Walden University was recognized for best practices in online student services by The Center for Transforming Student Services.

Walden University will put the university’s mission of effecting social change into action Sept. 30, 2006 during its National Day of Service.

Walden University hosts the second annual Conference on Social Change in Baltimore, Maryland.

Walden University continues its proud tradition of diversity and access for working professionals according to a recent survey.

Walden’s 2005 Summer Commencement ceremony will feature first Public Administration and Public Health doctoral graduates.

Walden becomes the only online university to offer credit for students holding Global Professional in Human Resources certification.

Walden University became the first online university to participate in the U.S. Department of Education’s Federal Work-Study Program.

Walden commencement features first Master of Public Administration graduates.

Four doctoral and two master’s program graduates are recognized for their profound social change missions.

Students and alumni nominated outstanding faculty members who demonstrate Walden University’s core values of quality, integrity and student-centered instruction.

Learn how one student saved funding for a New York not-for-profit and won an award as a result.

Walden University will celebrate the graduation of more than 4,800 students at its 44th commencement ceremony on Saturday, July 24, 2010.

Walden’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership will offer master’s degrees to NEA’s 3.2 million educators and administrators.

A Walden student and graduate received grand prize recognition for their work to prevent and treat diabetes in two very different communities.

Select Walden students received scholarships to further their social change contributions.

Walden University student Amanda Allalunis describes how her MS in Nonprofit Management & Leadership program is supporting her community-building effort.

Learn how one graduate is making a difference for veterans by pursuing his doctorate.

Discover how four Walden agents of change transformed their thoughts into action, and how you can do the same.

2011 Georgia Teacher of the Year, Pamela Williams, begins her studies in the Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) program in The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership in June 2011 at Walden University.

Jonathan Kozol, best-selling author speaks at Walden’s Academic Residency in Houston.