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An empty college dorm room featuring a bunk bed, desk and chair, and closet.

Survey: Student Preferences in On-Campus Housing

A growing number of students are requesting single rooms and space for emotional support animals in their on-campus housing, according to a new survey.

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Successful Program for Migrant Students Is on Trump’s Chopping Block

The program, which expects over 8,000 participants in fall 2025, works to recruit children of migrant fishers and farmworkers who didn’t plan to go to college.

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Free Photo Library Aims to Capture Authenticity of Higher Ed

The database includes nearly 1,000 photos from HBCUs, community colleges and other types of institutions. Advocates hope it will help change perceptions about what higher ed looks like and whom it’s for.

A Widener student helps a patient at a community clinic.

Student-Run Clinic Addresses Health-Care Shortage

Widener University’s community clinic is run by graduate health science professional students, serving hundreds of local residents each year.

Rufo, Shapiro, Others Request New Higher Ed ‘Contract’

A conservative think tank called on President Trump Tuesday to “draft a new contract” that universities must follow or face...
A woman works behind a desk with a nameplate that says "Title VI coordinator."

Now Hiring: Title VI Coordinators

Experts say the wave in hiring of Title VI staff mirrors a similar surge in the early 2010s, when institutions changed how they respond to Title IX complaints.

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Increasing Student Access to the Arts for Well-Being

Colleges have invested in creative partnerships to support student health and wellness, inspiring community and emotional intelligence.

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Opinion

Prepare Now, Succeed Later

It’s never too early to start career planning, but it can be too late, Ellen Dobson and Anne-Sophie Bohrer write.