Latine students

Overall, 39 percent of surveyed full-time students in four-year degree programs are paying for some of their expenses, while 29 percent are paying for their entire college education.

Black and Latinx students remain underrepresented at New York City’s most selective high schools. Education leaders aren’t sure how to fix it.

The University of Washington in Seattle is developing strategies to help males of color thrive on campus in hopes that other institutions will use the model to reduce underrepresented students’…

A ranking list is helping Black and Latine students decide which colleges to attend—based on how well they graduate minority students within six years.

Research finds that bias takes an emotional and physical toll on Black and Asian students in STEM programs.

The greater interest among underrepresented minorities came amid a 47 percent overall increase in applications to the program.

White students are disproportionately represented at the nation’s top public colleges and universities, according to new research from Georgetown’s Center on Education and the Workforce.

Two reports find that public universities, facing budget and ranking pressures, have made college less affordable and accessible for low-income students and students of color in their states.

A new study indicates that the vast majority of undocumented students work while attending college, sheds light on other quality-of-life factors, and outlines opportunities to better support that population.

The “Seal of Excelencia” will identify colleges that meet benchmarks for Latinx student success and implement strategies shown to support Latinx student achievement.