Making Effective Referrals

It’s important for all of us to know when and how to refer a student when we don’t fully have the tools and resources to help them. Here are a few ...

Colleges Explore Possible Three-Year Degree Programs

The nationwide College in 3 initiative is working to offer three-year bachelor’s degrees to students working through the summers at a growing numbe...

Identifying Pathways to Help Students Thrive on Campus

How do we set conditions for student thriving on campus or what Laurie Schreiner, a professor of higher education at Azusa Pacific University and a...

Employing Restorative Practice Ambassadors

At Buffalo State College (NY), restorative justice (RJ) practices were introduced into the residence halls in 2015 to help resolve student conflict...

Raising Sustainability Awareness Through Engaging Events

Johnson County Community College’s (KS) Center for Sustainability offers knowledge and enrichment opportunities that include tours of campus projec...

Why Students Participate Outside the Classroom

What do students see as the top benefits of participating in co-curricular clubs or groups? An Inside Higher Ed and Student Pulse survey about the ...

Cultivating Heart-Based Skills

There are certain skills that help students thrive on campus and in life: optimism, resilience, compassion, being present, stress management and mo...

UChicago Program Feeds Students During Break Periods

Not all college students have somewhere to go during school breaks. And that often means they don’t have dining hall meals to rely upon. So, the Un...

Establishing Guidelines on the Use and Risks of Generative AI in a University Setting

Like many higher ed institutions, Michigan State University is establishing guidelines on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The university’s...

Recognizing 10 Signs of Healthy & Unhealthy Groups

The organizations StopHazing and One Love have collaborated on a useful toolkit called 10 Signs of Healthy & Unhealthy Groups. It’s designed fo...

Focusing on Self-Care at NCSU with ‘Howl and Chill’

North Carolina State University’s Howl and Chill series, sponsored by Wellness and Recreation, promotes self-care among students so they can “add s...

Transition Week at Alvernia Prepares High School Students with Disabilities for College Life

Alvernia College (PA) welcomed high school juniors and seniors who qualify for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) services to attend immersive s...

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