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Bridging the Gap: How One Bronx College Program Is Redefining Independence for Students with Disabilities

The University of Mount Saint Vincent's Bridge program integrates students with disabilities into the fabric of campus life.

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How Harper College’s First Black Female Full Professor Used Trauma-Informed Teaching to Slash English Failure Rates

A vibrant presence on social media, Dr. Shanté Holley offers her thoughts as a trauma informed mental health coach, building community and encouraging people to explore the pursuit of joy.

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'An Additional Barrier': Experts Warn of Chaos as Student Loan Portfolios Exit ED for Treasury

The U.S. Department of Education has signed an interagency agreement with the U.S. Department of the Treasury to transfer roughly $180 billion of the agency’s student loan portfolio, or 11%, to the Treasury Department.

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As States Push Workforce Training, College Advisors Struggle to Keep Up, Study Finds

A new study from the National College Attainment Network found that while postsecondary advisors are genuinely interested in Workforce Pell, they are largely unprepared to answer student questions with confidence.

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New York Expands Funding for Childcare Centers at 11 SUNY Campuses

Under the initiative, colleges will be able to extend childcare hours into evenings and weekends or create additional slots for infants and toddlers.

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National Initiative Targets the ‘Black Box’ of Noncredit Workforce Education

A new initiated spearheaded by Rutgers University and the National Council for Workforce Education includes a diverse group of institutions marking a shift toward centering the lived experiences of noncredit students.

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Pennsylvania Announces a New Wave of Funding to Target Hunger on Campus

This latest round of PA Hunger-Free Campus grants marks the third consecutive year of investment in the program, which has now reached 92 postsecondary institutions since its inception in 2023.

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For-Profit Colleges Are Deliberately Targeting Black Students — And Leaving Them in Debt, Report Finds

The findings arrive at a particularly precarious moment as federal rollbacks at agencies tasked with protecting student loan borrowers weaken the guardrails that once offered some recourse to defrauded students.

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Court Dismisses SAVE Lawsuit — But Uncertainty Remains for Borrowers

The legal status of SAVE remains unresolved and borrowers are left to navigate a complicated landscape with an administration that is still not in favor of the policy.

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AccessLex Institute Launches Private Loan Directory for Law Students as Federal Aid Cuts Loom

Nonprofit legal education organization unveils curated exchange to help students navigate private borrowing amid shifting federal student loan policy.

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First-Generation College Students Who Stop Out Rely on Family, Not Advisors, New Study Finds

Research from the Community College Research Center reveals that financial pressures, isolation, and limited institutional support drive departures — and that students rarely seek guidance from college staff before leaving.

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Nearly Half of High School Students Now Use AI to Search for Colleges, Survey Finds

New research reveals AI is reshaping how students discover institutions, evaluate their options and whether they see college as worth pursuing at all.

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