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Inside Business listed 60 power players from various backgrounds and sectors for this year's Power List.

Emergency aid may make all the difference, but not if students don’t know it’s there, or regulations prevent colleges from distributing it.

An initiative at Milwaukee Area Technical College that put faculty and staff members in charge of offering emergency assistance to students has spread to 28 institutions.

Strong representation in STEM majors and continued support for transfer students are hallmarks of USC’s signature college prep program.

Inside Business listed 60 power players from various backgrounds and sectors for this year's Power List.

At USC 2023 commencement, new Trojans provide a proud day for parents who didn’t have the same opportunities.

Latina PhD candidates’ online retreats provided strong connections and mutual support during daunting years of study, research and writing.

The Common App reports that only a quarter of applicants using its transfer platform were from underrepresented minority groups and a third were first-generation college students.

Amarillo College’s “No Excuses” program has become a national model.

The number of prospective college students is expected to decline steadily after 2025, while high-school graduating classes become more diverse. But the pandemic could complicate the picture.