Students: Page 37

How Financial Aid Protections End Up Hurting At-Risk Students

Financial aid safeguards have created barriers to success, and increased melt and dropout rates for those students most in need of support, according to experts.

Graduate Student Supports Fellow Underrepresented Students

Schnaude Dorizan, a neuroscience doctoral student at Northwestern University, discusses her advocacy on campus to build a welcoming space for fellow graduate students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Schnaude Dorizan, doctoral candidate in neuroscience at Northwestern University

Report Examines the Lack of Financial Aid Among College Students in Massachusetts

New research indicates that many of Massachusetts' own residents are finding it hard to sustain the cost of a college degree due to the lack of financial aid in the state.

Eight Public Urban Universities Receive Grants to Support Black, Latino, Indigenous Learners

40b5aa 32ac24150e0e4ba9a3a73c1059d90d9b Mv2

AccessLex Donates $5M Worth of Bar Preparation Courses To Help Diversify Law

Man G69d1bdba2 1920

Student Sit-In at Howard Protests Housing Conditions and 'Lack of Representation'

Blackburn University Center

African-American

Business College and Intercollegiate Fraternity Hope to Advance Leadership of Black Men in Business

Alpha Phi Alpha crest

Nick Cannon Cancels HBCU Students' Debt

Nick Cannon surprised seven historically Black college and university (HBCU) students on The Nick Cannon Show when he paid off the entirety of their student debt.

Nick Cannon, photographed by David Shankbone

Native Students High School Completion Program Awarded $300,000

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation has awarded the American Indian College Fund $300,000 for the Native Students Stepping Forward: Dollar General High School Equivalency Completion Program.

The Graduate! Network: From Stop Out to A Degree

The Graduate! Network has issued a new report on the journey of a “Comebacker” student.

Kimberly Lowe Sawyer

Abortion Access and College Students

Less than a month after the start of the academic year, the Texas state legislature passed a ban on abortion past six weeks.

American Federation of Teachers Invests $100,000 in Faculty-Run Program to Help Students

The American Federation of Teachers will invest $100,000 in Believe in Students, a national nonprofit organization that tackles financial insecurity among college students.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers

Page 37 of 595

The trusted source for all job seekers

We have an extensive variety of listings for both academic and non-academic positions at postsecondary institutions.