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The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is launching an employee survey to better understand how university initiatives are supporting minority groups on campus and where the institution could invest… Read more »

Achieving the Dream (ATD) has announced its selection of seven community colleges to participate in the second cohort of its Accelerating Equitable Outcomes initiative. “America’s rural… Read more »

Students, faculty and community members who responded to a West Virginia University Police Department campus community safety survey reported feeling unsafe or extremely unsafe the most in… Read more »

Even though access to college degrees and high-quality credentials has increased, completion rates still need improvement. With more than 40 million Americans in the "some college, no degree”… Read more »

Benard McKinley will soon be among hundreds of men and women attending Northwestern University's prestigious Pritzker Law School this year—but his path is unlike any of his fellow students.… Read more »

After a 12-year hiatus, Wilmington College is back to teaching in-person classes at several Ohio prisons. English professor Ursula McTaggart has been one of the driving forces behind the program,… Read more »

Decades of data on campus sexual assault show (again and again) that roughly 25 percent of college women experience a completed or attempted rape; among heterosexual men, the prevalence of campus… Read more »

Real-time instant messaging was more effective than text messaging at reducing alcohol intake. 

More than 60 percent of Baruch students receive Pell grants, which means they typically come from the bottom half of the income distribution. About 75 percent of undergraduates are people of color… Read more »

Safety is a prevalent and important issue at any university. With ASU's main campus being located in the heart of Tempe and open to the public — excluding dorms and on-campus housing — there are… Read more »

The profile of the average community college student is changing. While two-year institutions still have significant populations of adult students and people desirous of enhancing their career… Read more »

The workshop was created in response to criticisms surrounding the safety of fraternity and sorority life on campus. 

Nomi Badboy’s journey—more than 12 years sober after nine bouts of treatment—has created a structure in her life that supports college success as much as it supports her well-being. Her peers in… Read more »

A study done by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center describes that one in five women and one in 16 men are sexually assaulted on college campuses across the United States. California… Read more »

Community organizer and poet Elizabeth Barker was an untenured instructor at Boston University in the early 1970s when she brought a group of BU students to the medium-security prison MCI Norfolk… Read more »

Yakima Valley College is offering first-generation students new support to help them navigate and graduate from college. The trio student support services program offers current YVC students… Read more »

A new study led by Harvard University researchers finds a jail education program in Michigan is lowering recidivism rates. Started in 2020 in the Genesee County Jail, the IGNITE (Inmate Growth… Read more »

Harm reduction organizations around the Triangle, including a student-led program at UNC Chapel Hill, are working to prevent unintentional overdoses. Educating people on the use of naloxone is… Read more »