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Ep. 189: The 3-Year Degree With Robert Zemsky

Shorter programs appeal to students who are not sold on higher education.

Hispanic female student working at a laptop in a library study room on a college campus.

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.

Two female students looking at a phone in a dorm room on a college campus.

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.

Opinion

Flood the Zone

A guest post by UVA’s Kemi Jona and Jaden Bernard on delivering innovative career-connected learning solutions in a disappearing internship market.

Three African Americans, two men and a woman, converse at a table.

CUNY Trains Community in Constructive Dialogue

The City University of New York and the Constructive Dialogue Institute equip students, faculty and staff with skills for respectful conversation.

Two Black female students at Wichita State University with their vision boards

Students Use Vision Boards to Plan Finances

Wichita State University’s workshop helps students visualize goals, talk about money and connect with campus resources.

Hispanic male student looking worried while a white female student and Black male student look at a notebook in an outdoor seating area on a college campus.

Is Student Loneliness the New Normal?

A new Trellis Strategies report finds that more than half of college students feel lonely, highlighting the need for community and peer-to-peer support.

William & Mary student veterans at the business school’s Center for Military Transition pre-orientation last fall.

William & Mary Reimagines Veteran Support

A new pre-orientation uses reflection and strengths-based exercises to help veterans transition to college.