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Five students, holding helmets and wearing racing jackets, four young men and one young woman.

From Classroom to Formula 1

At Jacksonville University, hands-on learning and faculty mentorship helped one engineering student reach a Cadillac Formula 1 internship and build a Formula SAE program for fellow students.

Inside Higher Ed Voices of Student Success with Zoe Ragouzeos

Can Colleges Actually Build Student Well-Being?

In this week’s Voices of Student Success episode, NYU’s Zoe Ragouzeos explains how campuses can move beyond counseling centers to embed student well-being into the entire college experience.

Inside Higher Ed Voices of Student Success with Zoe Ragouzeos

Ep. 200: Voices of Student Success: Can Colleges Actually Build Student Well-Being?

Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success discusses how campuses can move beyond counseling centers to embed student well-being into the entire college experience.

Person holding eviction notice while sitting on couch and reading in a dimly lit room without natural light coming in through the window behind.

Older Student Parents More Likely to Face Evictions

New America report finds older student parents face eviction filing rates double those of their nonstudent peers, highlighting the need for stronger housing and financial support.

Black male and Asian female student shopping at a food pantry on a college campus.

Pell Recipients Face Higher Food Insecurity

New analysis from the Institute for Higher Education Policy reveals that Pell Grant recipients also show lower persistence and completion.

Five graduates of Illinois State University pose in front of a balloon arrangement holding signs that say "First Gen" and "Hope Chicago Scholar"

From Chicago Classrooms to Debt-Free Degrees

The first cohort of Hope Chicago scholars graduated from college and workforce programs across Illinois, marking an early milestone for the two-generation scholarship model.

A donation pod stuffed with dorm essentials, including sleeping mats and rolling carts for organizing toiletries.

Students Rethink Campus Move-Out Waste

The University of San Diego’s EcoExit initiative turns discarded dorm items into free resources for incoming students.

A young Black student wearing a hard hat, safety glasses and a high-visibility vest is leaning over a drafting table to examine a blueprint and make a note.

A New Blueprint for Construction Training

Southeast Technical College’s new home-building lab gives skilled trades students hands-on training tied to regional workforce needs.