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As many as 38% of college students experience food insecurity, relying on campus food pantries. A new Louisiana law seeks to remedy that.

A 2020 study indicates that approximately 29% of students at four-year colleges and 38% at two-year schools experience food insecurity.

Lynchburgs Central Virginia Community College has been localizing a plan that focuses on equity across all of the states community colleges.

Crawford is seeking to switch chambers after her productive first term in the state Senate.

Every year, students applying to college leave money on the table — a lot of it. In Colorado alone, the unclaimed funds total about $30 million, according to the state Department of Education.

Todd Young, R- Indiana, issued the following news release:. U.S. Senators Todd Young and Debbie Stabenow reintroduced bipartisan legislation that would empower states and local governments to improve health outcomes by addressing the economic and social conditions in which people live, learn, work, and play. "A person's health should not be dependent on where...

ColoradoBiz Magazine July 14, 2021 Diversity on college campuses enriches a student’s educational experience as they learn from people whose culture and beliefs are different from their own, but recruiting students of color and making sure their college experience is a fulfilling one takes some effort. And as businesses increasingly seek diversity in their ranks, it’s important for universities to produce qualified graduates who can meet that demand. “It’s important for us to increase o...

His agenda and reach, in government and out, extended from criminal justice to urban planning, though his constituency — prisoners, the homeless, the elderly and more — hardly knew his name.

But with this infusion of federal funding, we now have a challenge ahead of us. Institutions face the daunting task of disbursing those billions of dollars in ways that can actually help the millions of students still reeling from a year racked by financial, academic and personal challenges. Here are three ways emergency aid can be leveraged to make the greatest impact. Address basic needs. Research shows that between 11 and 45 percent of college students are unable to afford enough food to st...

The decision does not cover loss of off-campus employment.