Housing

Higher Ed Dive reports that more U.S. colleges and universities are appointing staff as homeless liaisons to support students facing housing insecurity.

A new report from The Hope Center for Student Basic Needs finds that most college students face some form of food or housing insecurity, which impedes their academic success.

Colleges are searching for unconventional strategies to help students facing food and housing insecurity.

Living expenses should be front and center in the effort to make higher education more affordable and accessible, stakeholders say.

With student housing in short supply, the University of California, Los Angeles has created spaces that support the well-being of students traveling long distances to and from campus.

A new study confirms that postsecondary students are experiencing significant rates of food insecurity and homelessness—and provides the first nationally representative federal data set of its kind.

Bipartisan support grows for statewide legislation that expands access to higher education for youth with a history of being in foster care, who experience significant challenges to college completion, including…

Georgetown University provides bridge housing during winter and summer university breaks to students facing difficulties.

With enrollment on the rise at some historically Black colleges and universities, schools are thinking outside the box—and even using shipping containers—to provide housing accommodations.

The University of California system is working to meet increased demand for campus housing, as skyrocketing rents off-campus leave low-income students scrambling.