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Black male adviser assists a Black male student holding a laptop and looking upward in thought in an office on a college campus.

Why Students Stop Out—and What Brings Them Back

New research from Trellis Strategies finds that most stopped-out students believe degrees pay off, but financial strain, life demands and weak institutional ties keep them from returning.

Hispanic male student and Hispanic female student reading books under framed portraits in a library on a college campus.

As the Humanities Shrink, CUNY Boosts Support

A new $250K scholarship fund at Macaulay Honors College supports research, advising and graduate preparation for undergraduates.

A woman with long hair and glasses, wearing a black cap and gown, shakes hands with another woman who is wearing academic regalia.

Utah Prison Grads Earn College Certificates

Ensign College’s fully online program awards incarcerated students career credentials in the state’s first prison commencement.

A white woman with a constellation-patterned bandanna over her hair and a Hispanic man are looking intently at a piece of equipment.

Student-Built Instruments Head to Space

Astrophysics students at the College of Charleston helped develop research instruments now bound for the International Space Station.

A student is using a device to analyze evidence: It's a large box that has gloves attached so the student can manipulate evidence inside the box while his hands are protected.

Forensics Lab Gives Students Real-World Experience

Neumann University’s forensics lab gives students hands-on skills while also supporting real investigations in the community.

A young white woman stands at the front of a lecture hall filled with students.

How One Course Helps Students Find Their Major

The University of Delaware’s University Studies course guides first-year students through faculty interviews and student panels to clarify their career interests.

Justin Berry, associate professor of political science at Kalamazoo College, a white man wearing a blue blazer, writes on a chalkboard.

How One College Helps Students Navigate Civil Discourse

Kalamazoo College’s senior seminar teaches students to approach disagreement around political views without shutting down dialogue.

A female and male student volunteering at Neumann University. Both are wearing hair nets, and they are scooping rice from a large container into single-serving packages.

Students Build Belonging Through Service

Neumann University’s 60,000-hour service initiative gives students hands-on opportunities to grow, connect and make a difference in their community.