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Can an Instant Price Estimator Help Students See Private Colleges as Affordable?
Amid debates about how to help families see past high sticker prices, 22 institutions are adopting a resource to instantly estimate costs based just on household income.
Supporting Transfer Student Success Through Data
The University of California, Santa Barbara, created new programs and interventions specifically to encourage community college transfers to participate in campus activities.
Atlanta’s HBCUs Receive $50M Gift for Financial Aid
Already Battered by Cuts, Researchers and Colleges Face Federal Shutdown Impacts
Two weeks into the government shutdown with no resolution in sight, higher ed associations and researchers say the inability of scientists to contact federal agency workers or get new grants approved is causing harm.
Dartmouth Builds Its Own AI Chatbot for Student Well-Being
The undergrad-assisted research project will draw on students’ data to provide chatbot support and personalized plans for health and wellness.
Grief Fuels Growth of Turning Point’s Campus Footprint
Charlie Kirk’s murder is pushing more conservative college students to start Turning Point USA chapters in the name of advancing civil discourse. But critics fear the group’s expansion will only exacerbate tensions on already fractured campuses.
The Library Wants to Know if You ‘Got Rejected’
The University of California, Santa Cruz, invited students to share their stories of rejection or failure to normalize the experience and create community.
