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How 4 Programs Instill Learning by Doing
From AI workshops to race cars and biotech labs, colleges are expanding hands-on learning in response to student demand and workforce needs.
Colleges Serving More Autistic Students Than They Realize, Researchers Say
New research from Michigan State University finds that enrollment among autistic students is far higher than previously estimated, underscoring gaps in how campuses identify and support students.
6 HBCUs Launch Course-Sharing Partnership
The new initiative lets students take classes across institutions without transferring or losing progress toward a degree.
As Cost of Living Surges, One College Rethinks Basic Needs Support
At Stony Brook University, a revamped pantry includes culturally significant foods and hygiene products, reflecting a national shift as colleges expand essential student services.
Inside a University’s ‘AI Kitchen’
Santa Clara University’s weekly workshop fosters belonging while helping students, faculty and staff build practical AI skills through hands-on learning.
Free Tuition for Adult Community College Learners
A Milken Institute report finds tuition support for adult learners at two-year institutions could improve retention, increase credential completion and boost earnings.
New HBCU Partnership Speeds Path to Law School
Grambling State has teamed up with Southern University Law Center to allow students to earn a bachelor’s and a law degree in six years, lowering costs and strengthening Louisiana’s attorney pipeline.
Can Price-First Admissions Improve College Access?
Cornell College’s program gives students financial aid estimates before they apply, reducing affordability uncertainty and influencing enrollment decisions.