Many students on college campuses struggle with substance use and abuse, but few have a supportive community they can turn to.

In this interview, an administrator from Florida State University shares how her institution prioritizes students’ physical health and student success by investing in peer-led and supportive interventions.

As more than 2 million graduating high school students from across the United States finalize their decisions on what college to attend this fall, many are facing jaw-dropping costs—in some cases, as much as $95,000.

A number of private colleges—some considered elite and others middle-of-the-pack—are exceeding the $90,000 threshold for the first time this year as they set their annual costs for tuition, board, meals, and other expenses. But the sticker price tells only part of the story.

The country's healthcare worker shortage came to the forefront during and after the dark days of the pandemic. The shortage continues today, with experts fearing it will only get worse.

Nashville, considered a major healthcare hub, is not immune to worker shortages. To address its talent pipeline needs, Vanderbilt University Medical Center is collaborating with various local education institutions—including high schools, community colleges, and state colleges—to create new learning opportunities and fill open jobs.