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Coaching Works—if Colleges Invest in Quality
A review of 36 studies finds student persistence improves when coaching programs emphasize training, feedback and accountability—not just access.
Hands-On Learning at Quinnipiac Clinic
Graduate physical therapy students gain early clinical experience treating uninsured and underinsured patients.
Fraternities Tackle Mental Health With JED
The Jed Foundation’s initiative partners with Greek organizations nationwide to improve emotional well-being and prevent hazing and substance misuse.
Rethinking First-Generation Labels
New Common App research shows that broad first- and continuing-generation labels can mask meaningful differences in student success.
How One College Teaches Students Compassion
The University of Denver’s Compassion Lab helps students navigate disagreement and prepare for workplace success.
UVA Launches Career Design Initiative
Building on a successful advising overhaul, UVA integrates career design into the curriculum to prepare undergraduates for life after college.
AI Usage Mirrors Young People’s Offline Struggles
A national survey finds that AI affects youth mental health more through context than frequency, reflecting young people’s offline support and stress.
Social Media Linked to Student Loneliness
A University of Cincinnati study found more than half of college students feel lonely, with heavy social media use raising the risk.
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