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Study Reveals Stark Job Quality Gaps Across U.S. Workforce

Most American workers lack quality employment as disparities persist across race, gender, and education levels, according to groundbreaking national survey.

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Study: Catholic College Graduates Lead in Purpose, Well-Being, and Financial Success

Two-year national study reveals holistic education model produces graduates with stronger mental health, community ties, and ethical engagement.

Solange Named First Scholar-in-Residence at USC Thornton School of Music

The three-year residency represents a significant milestone for the music school as it seeks to bridge the gap between artistic practice and academic study.

Fewer High School Students Aspire to Bachelor's Degrees, Hitting 20-Year Low

First-generation students see steepest decline as uncertainty about college value grows.

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Beyond Single Labels: How One Organization is Bridging Higher Education's Divides

The National Institutes for Historically-Underserved Students challenges higher ed to think beyond single-issue advocacy.

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New Study Reveals Critical Factors in Indigenous Student Success and Belonging

Tribal colleges and universities ranked significantly higher in fostering belonging, cultural affirmation, and community compared to other institution types.

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Recognizing Programs that Increase Access and Student Success for Latino Students

Twenty years of Excelencia in Education’s Examples of Excelencia show the impact that the selected programs have had on students.

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New Study Reveals Critical Resource Gaps Undermining Teacher Job Satisfaction

The report found that 77% of teachers who have adequate materials and equipment report satisfaction with their workplace, compared to just 44% of those who lack necessary resources.

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Black Americans See Decline in Thriving Despite Some Progress

Study reveals 46% of Black Americans report thriving in 2025, down from 52% in 2024, while workplace respect and career satisfaction also decline.

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Test-Optional Policies Failed to Boost Underrepresented Student Applications to Elite Colleges, New Study Finds

While the study found modest increases in enrollment of underrepresented students at selective colleges during the test-optional period, these gains appeared to result from admissions office decisions rather than changed student behavior.

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New Jersey Advocacy Group Calls for Major Higher Education Funding Increases Amid Federal Attacks

The report warns that the state's higher education system faces a critical crossroads as the Trump administration moves to eliminate the Department of Education, restrict student debt relief, and ban diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at federally funded institutions.

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Report: Income Gaps Persist in College Outcomes Despite Stable Enrollment Rates

Low-poverty schools see 50% completion rates while high-poverty schools achieve just 25%.

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