Abstract
ABSTRACTThe author discusses the big picture of higher education, which pertains to the perpetuation of decreasing civil discourse and increasing challenges in higher education. These may be attributed to several factors including decreased funding, increased mental health crises, heavier workloads, and systemic inequities. Even though major initiatives across most campuses include diversity, inclusivity, civility, and internationalization, significant inequalities still exist. Toxic leaders supported by conducive environments and supportive followers may be at least partially responsible. Solutions are presented that may assist in stopping the perpetuation of inequitable, overtaxed systems, in order to improve the lives of individuals in society as a whole while making higher education truly diverse, inclusive, innovative, ethical, and impactful.
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