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As more students face basic needs insecurity, colleges and universities are hiring benefits navigators to connect them to crucial aid and support.

A Native Harvard medical student is working to boost the number of Indigenous doctors in the U.S. and reduce barriers to health care for Indigenous communities.

The coalition’s amicus brief urges the Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action as it prepares to hear two cases that threaten the legality of race-conscious admissions.

Colleges and universities across the country are working to expand student housing as on-campus residences reach capacity and skyrocketing off-campus rents leave students with few affordable options.

A new report reveals that the vast majority of college students do not earn enough credits in their first year of college to complete a bachelor’s degree in four years.

A new survey of first-generation college students from Inside Higher Ed and College Pulse sheds light on students’ awareness of available supports and which they consider especially crucial.

Get to know Georgetown University’s inaugural associate director of the Disability Cultural Initiative and read about her work as an advocate, author, and scholar.

Despite diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, a new report shows that racial parity in U.S. colleges and universities is at least 70 years away.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid completions were up 4.6% as of July 1 compared to last year—gains partly attributed to a rebound in FAFSA filings among low-income students and…

College students report more positive learning experiences and achieve greater academic success when faculty have the resources and institutional support to create a culture of belonging.