Early college high school programs provide a supportive, affordable pathway to college—particularly for low-income and ...

A frightening situation at a funeral over the weekend led to attendees frantically running out of McFall Funeral Home in ...

At a vigil, students described Zyarre Prince as someone who was "always smiling, happy, dancing," and a voice among his peers ...

Bluffton University has been named an official teach-out partner for Siena Heights University, reinforcing its commitment to supporting students as they navigate institutional transitions and continue ...

The CFP Selection Committee welcomes Dr. Bryan Maggard, Gus Malzahn, and Jeff Tedford, bringing diverse perspectives and deep ...

Parents of Mercyhurst men’s hockey players pressed for answers Monday, following the university's decision to cut the program ...

Many students associate CAPS with traditional therapy, yet new peer-led programs, expanded group services and a recently launched Warm Line are reshaping how mental health care looks on campus.

News from the community includes items from River Grove, La Grange, Elmhurst, Triton College, Darien and more.

Colleges need more mental health and student well-being support--are higher education leaders ready to invest in doing it ...

Within 16 months of finishing a traditional high school, 86% of students who graduated with the required UC and Cal State ...

Black adults with high blood pressure who received dietitian counseling and home deliveries of groceries aligned with the ...

Steve Grineski highlights West Fargo Public School’s Alternative Middle Program, the only metro alternative education program serving only seventh and eighth grade students.