During a recent CNN town hall event, President Joe Biden discussed a range of topics related to higher education, outlining his vision for making college more affordable and accessible for
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The recent decision to eliminate free community college tuition programs in some states has left many higher education advocates frustrated and concerned about the future of college accessibility and affordability
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Student veterans bring unique experiences and perspectives to higher education that enrich the learning environment for everyone. They bring a wealth of skills and knowledge gained through military service that
In recent years, higher education institutions across the United States have been facing a labor crisis. From adjunct professors struggling to make ends meet on low wages to graduate students
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Second chance programs have been gaining popularity in recent years as a way to increase access to higher education for individuals who may have faced challenges or barriers in their
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Growing up as a first-generation Latino college student, the idea of attending higher education seemed like a distant dream. My parents, who had immigrated to the United States from Mexico,
According to recent studies, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students are leaving medical school at higher rates compared to their white counterparts. This disparity has raised concerns about
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