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Fortunately, students at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond who are searching for a path toward addiction recovery and support along that road can turn to the Collegiate Recovery Program… Read more »

National surveys have highlighted a need for additional guidance and education for college students regarding constructive dialogue and sharing their perspectives on tough questions.

Foxy’s Mobile Market hadn’t even opened yet, and the line to get free food in the Community College of Aurora parking lot already stretched 30 students deep. At the mobile market’s first visit of… Read more »

Tuition and other college expenses are familiar challenges for many community college students. But other smaller costs, such as testing and licensing fees, can also hamper those who are about to… Read more »

College students are reporting greater mental health concerns today than ever before, which includes suicidal ideation. Supporting holistic student success on college campuses involves suicide… Read more »

Charles J. Alexander oversees the legacy of the Academic Advancement Program (AAP) at UCLA, one of the longest running academic support programs for first-generation, low-income, and… Read more »

The University of Arizona says multiple focus groups are meeting to improve campus safety following the results of a campus-wide survey. The Office of Public Safety survey was conducted this… Read more »

Student mental health—long a top concern of higher education leaders—now appears to be improving, according to the latest edition of the annual Healthy Minds study. It found that 38 percent of… Read more »

College food insecurity, an issue once relegated to the fringes of campus conversations, has become a pressing concern in recent years. Recent studies reveal a troubling reality: between 19 and 56… Read more »

As a new fall semester gets underway, students and educators should know alcohol use often goes hand in hand with a mental health disorder, and the combination can derail academic success, in… Read more »

A new report has found a continuing trend of students leaving four-year colleges compared to two-year programs — with experts pointing to a successful advising model in helping to increase… Read more »

Traditional first-year students face a variety of transitions as they enter higher education, one significant change being a greater sense of autonomy as they move away from home. Researchers at … Read more »

Many students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison struggle with rent costs and availability, according to a new study commissioned by the university and city of Madison. Funded by the city and… Read more »

One person focusing on substance use recovery at Marquette is Timothy Rabolt, manager of the new Collegiate Recovery Program that offers on-campus support for students. The program includes weekly… Read more »

Northern Arizona University’s Jacks on Track program, whose name is a nod to the university’s Lumberjack mascot, aims to bring back students who have left college anywhere from a semester to three… Read more »

Institutions have made significant strides in evolving student support services to better meet the needs of underserved communities. This shift from a deficiency mindset to an asset-based approach… Read more »

University Communications announced changes to the Alert Carolina emergency messaging system. The University is simultaneously reinforcing their collaboration with local emergency-preparedness… Read more »

An overwhelming majority of community-college students hope to continue their education at a four-year institution, yet despite decades of concern and dedicated efforts to improve the process,… Read more »