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Is Student Loneliness the New Normal?
A new Trellis Strategies report finds that more than half of college students feel lonely, highlighting the need for community and peer-to-peer support.
William & Mary Reimagines Veteran Support
A new pre-orientation uses reflection and strengths-based exercises to help veterans transition to college.
How One University Trains and Retains Rural Care Providers
Touro University builds clinics and trains physicians and dentists to serve remote parts of California and New Mexico, building a workforce that stays in those communities.
Report Tracks Not Just Degrees, but Payoff
Lumina Foundation’s latest report looks beyond who earned a credential to whether that credential leads to real wage gains.
UVA Brings Advising Into the Classroom
After students said advising lagged behind their college experience, the University of Virginia embedded advisers into first-year seminars.
Ep. 188: Accreditation, the Budget Bill and Rumors of a Second Compact
Looking at the future of higher education as the federal government rolls out its policy agenda
Barbershop Builds Community for Black Male Students
LaGuardia Community College’s biweekly barbershop sessions offer connection, mentorship and candid conversations about life as a young Black man.
Grad School Completion Lags Despite Growth
New research finds that only 62 percent of Texas graduate students completed their degree within six years. Collecting more systematic national data can help boost that rate.