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Belonging, Trust, and the Student Journey
UPCOMING: February 14, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. Despite what many college leaders believe, not all students are digital natives. In this forum, we examine that pervasive myth and offer ideas to help all students develop competency and comfort with technology. With Support From Mongoose. Register here. -
Role Models
A New Job Comes to the College Cabinet: Chief Experience Officer
The job, common in the corporate world, has been added at a handful of colleges, and reflects the increasing influence of business practices in higher ed. -
Student Well-Being
Trauma and Social Anxiety Are Growing Mental-Health Concerns for College Students
A new analysis of students who went to campus counseling centers also looked at factors that increased their likelihood of dropping out. -
Admissions and Enrollment
Want to Close Gaps in College Enrollment? Improve Academic Preparation, a New Study Says.
Among people with similar high-school credentials, Black and Hispanic students enrolled at higher rates than white and Asian students. -
A Holistic Approach to Campus Mental Health
UPCOMING: February 7, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. Creating a culture of mental-health awareness and support on your campus can go a long way to reverse troubling trends of anxiety, depression, and suicide. Join us to learn how you can make a difference. With Support From TimelyMD. Register here. -
Wellness on Campus
Colleges Are Investing in Student Mental Health. But ‘There’s Still a Long Way to Go,’ Survey Finds.
Student-affairs leaders say that demand for mental-health treatment continues to exceed existing resources, particularly as more students have become comfortable seeking help. -
AI Tools for Student Engagement
UPCOMING: January 31, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. How can colleges ensure that their technology remains student-centered and efficient as they use AI-enabled systems to support student success? Join a panel of experts to discuss how best to use AI on campus. With Support From UIA. Register here. -
'Emotional Workload'
As Students’ Mental-Health Concerns Grow, One University’s Professors Say They Should Get a Raise
University of Illinois at Chicago faculty members went on strike Tuesday, in part because they say students’ mental-health needs have become so severe, while administrators have failed to adequately respond. -
The Review | Opinion
Where Are the Low-Income Students? Not Here.
Fairfield, Tulane, Elon, and Oberlin are among the institutions that enroll the smallest share of Pell-eligible students. -
Advice
How Data and Technology Can Improve Advising and Equity
Good advising is really about giving students the information they need — when they need it.