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Mental health

Goldrick-Rab resigns as Hope Center leader, tenured professor at Temple

She says the decision to step down wasn’t ‘taken lightly’ but that ‘Temple is not the right home for me and my work advancing affordability.’

Monkeypox and COVID-19 are not concerns for college students, but these 4 issues are

As campuses open, stressors remain from the pandemic, but two hint at cost and affordability of higher ed.

College confidence: Why 40% of students are thinking about withdrawing

A new report reveals the two biggest factors driving indecision and uncertainty among families.

Why college leaders must watch out for these 5 obstacles this fall

Despite long-range positivity, there remain concerns in areas around student affairs, including retention of faculty and staff.

Dangerous game: 92% of colleges fail to deliver mental health support for athletes

New study from NAIA and Mantra Health shows a lack of trainers and psychologists for those battling depression.

New Big Ten presidents: One soars at Michigan, while another faces early trouble at Penn State

U-M names Santa Ono of the University of British Columbia as its next leader; Penn State's Bendapudi faces allegations from former colleague at Louisville.
Wed Jul 13th, 2022

Final HEERF grants will go to helping 244 HBCUs, MSIs and community colleges

Uncertainty remains around further assistance for colleges and universities after pandemic relief ends.
Wed Jul 13th, 2022

Ready for the fall? 10 potential policy pitfalls college leaders must address this summer

One litigation specialist says institutions should ensure procedures and strategies are updated before the fall.
Wed Jul 6th, 2022

Will mass resignations of college health-care workers occur in wake of Roe decision?

With staff shortages and burnout high, senior leaders must address the importance of essential employees.
Thu Jun 30th, 2022

Completion challenge: Can colleges help students prone to stopping out?

Those who fail to earn credentials often have early disadvantages but also may lack support from institutions.
Thu Jun 30th, 2022

The new task force idea from one big university that could be pivotal in 2022-23

A group of leaders at the University of Michigan is working to mitigate the fallout from the reversal of Roe v Wade.
Wed Jun 29th, 2022