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The Other Engagement Problem

A third of students don’t participate outside of class. What can be done to boost campus involvement?

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How Academic Setbacks Impede First-Generation Completion

A recent study finds students who are the first in their family to attend college are more likely to drop out after receiving a negative grade.

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What Student Success Leaders Really Think

Student success leaders are heading into 2026 with both confidence and concern, finds Inside Higher Ed’s second annual Survey of...
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Listening to Military-Affiliated Students

During a webinar by the American Council on Education, veterans shared their experiences and suggestions for improving supports for military-affiliated students.

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Virtual Career Fairs Connect Students to Employers Nationwide

Colleges offer virtual events and recruiting appointments to introduce students to opportunities across the country.

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Upping the Financial Stakes on Student Involvement

More colleges are providing cash rewards for students to participate in extracurricular activities. The goal is to address student financial wellness and prepare them for future careers.

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Minor in Holistic Wellness Advances Student Career Wellness

Rutgers University established an interdisciplinary minor for undergraduates to learn wellness principles for themselves and their communities.

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Crime Scene Houses Teach Career Skills to Criminal Science Students

More colleges are manufacturing crime scenes in an on-campus facility to give students hands-on experience solving mysteries.