Sara Weissman

A new survey of Latino students found two-thirds considered stopping out of college. Students reported significant challenges, including rampant food insecurity.

Washington College Ditches ‘Difficult to Read’ Logo

The public historically Black university is working to get its finances in order under the watchful eye of the Ohio Department of Higher Education.

A high-stakes presidential contest, paired with an ongoing legal battle over DACA, stands to affect 400,000 college students.

Native American student enrollments had already been falling for at least a decade. Last year’s Supreme Court ruling may be making matters worse.

Native American students will have their own microcollege on Sacramento State’s campus, a first for the California State University system.

Colleges are considering what supports they can offer undocumented students. Some leaders feel constrained in what they can publicly say or legally promise.

Stricter Christian colleges seem to be experiencing enrollment increases as religious families become more wary of secular institutions.

The Los Angeles Community College District is experimenting with a new program that gives $1,000 a month to students in health-related fields.

Political scientist Joseph L. Jones argues in his new book that historically Black colleges should strive to be what he calls “pan-Black” institutions.