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.
Topics: Transportation
Reducing college students’ transportation costs to boost retention
With the majority of college students commuting to campus, U.S. colleges and universities are working to ease public transportation expenses and broaden access.
New report finds community college students struggling to afford basic needs, highlights institutional support
Community college students are experiencing significant levels of food and housing insecurity, prompting schools to provide affordable access to food, housing, and transportation.
High gas prices straining student finances
College students, especially those with long commutes, are voicing concerns about the untenable cost of traveling to and from their campuses, internships, and jobs.
HBCU initiative aims to address widespread basic needs insecurity
Two-thirds of HBCU students surveyed in fall 2020 reported basic needs insecurity, according to a report released in tandem with a new initiative to help historically black institutions advocate for funding and deepen their support services.
Transportation access top of mind for campus leaders
Many students lack safe, affordable, and reliable transportation to and from campus. A growing number of colleges are taking note.