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Accreditors & policymakers can protect students of color, promote institutional accountability, & enhance hate crime reporting by encouraging colleges to improve their campus racial… Read more »

Few students who intend to transfer from California’s community colleges do so successfully. To reverse that trend, the state’s public college systems will need to work collaboratively.

A new report from The California Alliance for Student Parent Success detail the challenges that student parents face at California institutions. The report analyzes available data and call for… Read more »

As people are entering the world of pumpkin-spice everything and digging out sweatshirts, it is also a different time of year, one those in the violence prevention field know all too well: the Red… Read more »

St. John’s University’s commitment to student wellness was on full display September 19 at the annual Student Wellness Fair on the D’Angelo Center plaza, where representatives from multiple campus… Read more »

In his new book, Degrees of Risk: Navigating Insecurity and Inequality in Public Higher Education, sociology professor Blake R. Silver examines some of many ways that college students can slip… Read more »

River Trail Village, a 280-unit complex, makes Napa Valley College one of only 14 community colleges in the state that offers on-campus housing 

Hazing is illegal and prohibited by University Policy AD98.

In the past couple of weeks, there has been an increase in violence in the University District. Cecilia Minard, a senior at The Ohio State University, said most of the time she feels safe in and… Read more »

Forbes Health complied statistics showing the prevalence of mental health concerns in America, and these concerns are experienced all over the world. The World Health Organization’s (WHO) provided… Read more »

Three Indiana University students have been arrested on rape charges this fall, but the university’s spike in sexual violence isn’t unique. Sexual violence groups call the time between move-in and… Read more »

Research from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research estimates around one in five college students has a dependent under the age of 18.

Multiple sexual assaults facilitated by spiked drinks were reported to UC Berkeley recently, according to school officials. According to a WarnMe message sent to the community Tuesday, the… Read more »

Recent incidents of gun violence on and near the Columbus campus have authorities on high alert, and Ohio State is acting in coordination with the city of Columbus. “Safety is my top priority, and… Read more »

The first day of the fall semester on college campuses means the timer has started on “The Red Zone.” Until Thanksgiving break, college students are at a much higher risk of experiencing sexual… Read more »

Students with disabilities made up around 21 percent of all undergraduate students and 11 percent of enrolled graduate students, as of the 2019–20 academic year, according to data from the… Read more »

Pink hues adorn the horizon as the sun rises on a nondescript parking lot at Long Beach City College. The lot is quiet but not empty, with the same gray asphalt and slightly faded white lines as… Read more »

Over the past decade, rising costs of living and student housing rates have added pressure to already strained college learners, creating a new challenge for colleges and universities seeking to… Read more »