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Inside Higher Ed Voices of Student Success podcast guests.

Rethinking the Traditional College Student

A six-part podcast series with higher ed experts explores who today’s college students are and how institutions can better support the realities of their lives.

Bryan Ashton, chief strategy and growth officer at Trellis and head of Trellis Strategies.

When Nontraditional Students Become the Norm

Bryan Ashton of Trellis Strategies discusses what colleges need to rethink as “nontraditional” students increasingly reflect today’s college population.

Group of multiracial happy teenage students using laptop, working on university assignment homework project in college library.

5 Ways AI Is Reshaping Student Success

Artificial intelligence is influencing how students learn, seek support and prepare for careers—and how colleges identify when they need help.

A man with a dark beard, wearing green academic regalia, smiles next to a young woman in a cap and gown who is holding a little boy and her diploma.

CSU Tests New Supports for Student Parents

The California State University system is funding projects at 11 campuses aimed at expanding resources, strengthening belonging and making college more family-friendly.

Orange figure backpack lockers

Share of Low-Income High School Grads Going to College Sees Modest Increase

New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center also highlights completion rates for the last students whose college experience was interrupted by COVID-19.

Kessler Scholars during an orientation at Queens College in New York.

Beyond Financial Aid for First-Gen Students

The Kessler Scholars Collaborative pairs financial aid with mentoring, as well as community and individualized support. An Ithaka S+R evaluation shows promising outcomes.

Teacher talking to university students in faculty lobby.

4 Ways to Rethink When Student Support Starts

New initiatives and research show how colleges can reach students earlier and extend support across more of their higher ed journey.

Two young women with long dark hair, their backs to the camera, sit on a hill watching the sun set.

When Are Students Better Off Offline?

Cornell University’s new initiative asks students to rethink their tech habits—and when screens may interfere with learning, attention and social connection.