Student success

Advocacy organizations have seen growth in scholarship applications from DACA students, who also are persevering to stay enrolled in school, “often at higher rates than their U.S.-citizen counterparts,” according to…

In a USA Today op-ed, former Arizona governor and current University of California President Janet Napolitano highlights the university-wide programs that enable the University of California to enroll and graduate…

A two-year “school-within-a-school” program that combines student services with a social justice-focused curriculum has helped two San Francisco-based colleges improve their retention and completion rates among students.

Just 47 percent of institutions included in a new analysis graduated at least half of Pell recipients within six years.

Colleges and universities are collaborating and reaching out to their surrounding communities in hopes of boosting access and ensuring student success.

A federal pilot program launched in 2016 is enabling dozens of colleges to revive prison education initiatives through Pell Grants, the Washington Post reports.

The Department of Education has released its wide-ranging annual report on the state of education in the nation, and the Chronicle of Higher Education highlights three key takeaways.