Student Success

College students say digital resources would help them improve their media literacy skills, but few examples are available for this group.

The University of South Carolina recently opened a center for first-generation college students, which unites offices across campus and faculty members to empower learners to thrive.

To support students’ career outcomes, colleges and universities are investing in professional development for on-campus student workers.

The inaugural assistant dean of student success at SUA shares how the institution prepares students for long-term success and the importance of quality advising.

Moorpark College created a community of practice centered around learning and instructional design. Faculty committed to apply evidence-based interventions in the classroom and saw improvements to their DFW rates.

Student Voice survey data indicates that students trust professors most and the president and other senior leaders least. What makes students trust certain campus groups more than others and how can trust be built?

A five-year-old program at California State University, Fullerton, provides personalized support and mentorship to first-generation students, as well as priority placement for microinternships.

A recent analysis finds placing students directly into college-level courses, rather than a more precise placement system, is key to learners’ success.