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Students Say Mental Health Supports Aid Completion

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.

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Report: Improving Completion for Students of Color in CTE Programs

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

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Are Two Disciplines Better Than One? The Push for Integrated Majors

Ten colleges will launch integrated majors, which combine two existing degrees into one, to see if they lead to increased diversity and skill sets suited to the 21st century.

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Student Wellness Tip: Supporting Students’ Dry January Goals

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

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Opinion

Students and Research Mentors Can Navigate Career Conversations Together

Raquel Y. Salinas offers advice for graduate students and research mentors on how to have better conversations about career planning.

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Some L.A. Colleges to Reopen This Week, Others Stay Closed Amid Wildfires

Institutions that plan to reopen spent the weekend cleaning their campuses and purifying the air.

Posters that read "my body, my choice" cover a display of small black crosses on the Freedom Wall at Pepperdine University.

Creating Space for Disagreement on Campus

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

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Pro-Palestinian Columbia Professor Departs After Investigation

Katherine Franke, a law professor whose interview became the subject of a university investigation, says she’s effectively been terminated.