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Financially Stressed Students
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Study shows food access keeps students on track
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After hitting a peak last year, California community colleges are seeing fewer cases of financial aid fraud.
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In this episode of Voices of Student Success, Inside Higher Ed’s podcast series exploring what really shapes students’ experiences, Zoe Ragouzeos, vice president for student mental health and well...
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A New America report highlights housing instability, affordability challenges and limited awareness of institutional aid among caregiving students.
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A group of LGBTQ+ students at the College of Charleston is voicing their concerns, demanding reinstatement of resources, and seeking support from faculty and administrators at a meeting March 10.
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CalFresh helps only a fourth of students who qualify for it because it’s too unwieldy to apply for and stay on. It’s like having another job.
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California courts are challenging the long-standing adjunct faculty model, raising urgent questions about unpaid labor, student success, and the true cost of community college instruction.
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Congress appropriated hundreds of millions of dollars for minority-serving institutions, but after the Trump administration axed the grants last year, colleges and universities are making backup plans...
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The U.S. Department of Education has nine such agreements with other agencies, including the departments of Labor and Health and Human Services.
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Manno: Governors, workforce boards, state data leaders and providers must demonstrate that participating programs will lead to real jobs and higher pay.
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Some press releases have touted major progress, but in aggregate there hasnât been much change.
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Department officials say they are creating a level playing field. Advocates and committee members say they are leaving students vulnerable.
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While expensive flagships brace for a senior-year retention crisis under the new federal parent loan limits, inherently affordable sectors like public HBCUs and community colleges are uniquely positioned to thrive without relying on uncapped student debt.
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From basic needs insecurity to childcare costs, caregiving students face persistent barriers to enrolling in and completing college.
