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Can you imagine what your life would be like if you had no friends? Friends play an important role in every stage of our lives. The support of friends is crucial to our development. Yet, for… Read more »

Georgia State University has been acclaimed for its work with minority, first-generation and low-income students.

New state legislation has prompted Anoka-Ramsey Community College and the city of Coon Rapids to enter into a memorandum of understanding to address campus sexual assaults. 

Binge drinking — almost a rite of passage — peaks during the college years. So this begs the question, “Are there specific characteristics associated with high-level binge drinking habits in… Read more »

Five of the six Haralson County Schools saw their school climate ratings improve this year, with two schools achieving an “excellent” rating.

Exercise and safety are important for children of any age, and USD No. 480 staff has found a way to combine both, thanks to a grant through the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Healthy… Read more »

A new report from the US Commission on Civil Rights has found that Oklahoma students face a stark racial disparity when it comes to discipline, reports News 9 Oklahoma.

More than 80 percent of college students in a new study said they have skipped a meal, induced vomiting or used a laxative in order to consume more alcohol.

As more and more focus—both inside and outside the academy—is placed on student outcomes, institutions need to invest more time and resources in retention and completion.

There's a new report out Wednesday that shows one in 10 community college students can't get a federal student loan. It has nothing to do with qualifying for one, but whether the institution they'… Read more »

Retention technology has revolutionized the way schools identify struggling students and manage the advising process — but the hard part is what happens after a student is flagged "at risk." Two… Read more »

Colleges are increasingly creating masculinity programs, aimed at boosting retention while encouraging students to rethink what it means to "be a man."

Most colleges are out for the summer, but some students will return in the fall facing a continuing challenge: Can they afford the cost to complete their degree? April Brown takes us to Georgia,… Read more »

Starting in August, the University of Southern Maine plans to open a space on campus aimed at helping students in recovery. It’s the first of its kind in Maine, where a rampant opioid crisis… Read more »

The Education Department is revising the federal financial aid application to make it easier for homeless college students to access loans and grants, in response to requests from Sen. Patty… Read more »

Bullying and cyberbullying are major risk factors for teen suicide. And both the bullies and their victims are at risk.