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Single Parents Find Path Back to College
Generations College’s single parent scholarship helps student parents return to college while balancing work and the demands of raising a child alone.
The Solutions to College Completion Challenges Start in K–12
We need to treat college readiness as a system (re)design issue.
How Peer Mentors Combat Summer Melt
CUNY’s College Bridge for All, the nation’s largest near-peer advising program, helps students navigate the path from high school to college.
How One College Is Rethinking Free Tuition
Austin Community College pairs free tuition with wraparound supports like childcare and food access, contributing to higher enrollment and improved completion rates.
Why Students Aren’t All In on AI—and What They Want From Colleges
New Student Voice data reveals students are embracing AI as a learning tool while worrying about dependence, career disruption and inconsistent institutional responses.
CUNY Launches LGBTQ+ Institute
As some colleges and universities scale back Pride displays, a new institute strengthens support for LGBTQ+ students, preserves queer history and funds systemwide programming.
University Builds Path for Student Inventors
The University of New Haven will offer tuition-free degrees and start-up support to help young innovators bring their inventions to market.
Where First-Generation Students Find Support
Community College Research Center study finds first-gen students draw on family, peers and campus staff for support, but gaps in advising and resource access persist.