Student Success

Few students rely on traditional news media for key information, but many do approach media sources with a critical eye, according to our new Student Voice flash survey. How can colleges help boost students’ media literacy?

Three in four students believe they are more likely to graduate due to the mental health services provided by their institution, according to a recent survey by TimelyCare.

Research from the Urban Institute offers five promising practices in retaining students of color in career and technical programs at community colleges.

Colleges and universities encourage students to reduce their alcohol consumption and enjoy alternative forms of socializing and fun beverages.

Forty-three percent of Student Voice survey respondents think a designated area on campus for civil dialogue would help with free expression.

The associate vice president of student affairs shares how her career trajectory informs the work she does now managing student access and success services on campus.

Social factors can influence young men in seeking help regarding their social and emotional health. A clinical psychologist provides insights on how colleges can help address these barriers.

Rather than referring to mental health issues as crises, campus leaders should shift to helping students develop skills like distress tolerance, reflexive thinking and healthy boundaries, writes James Geisler, a campus wellness director.