Three in five college students experience some form of basic needs insecurity. The good news: Many of those students qualify for the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Plan (SNAP). The bad news: Only about 43 percent of likely eligible students access SNAP.

A new guide offers promising solutions to help colleges increase SNAP participation on their campuses. 

Flo Parra has always been interested in health care since doing a high school internship at a hospital. Propel America gave her the opportunity and support to turn a passion into a career. 

The group helps young people like Parra get ready to work in a matter of months by guiding them to professional credentials while earning college credit.

Higher education institutions seeking cybersecurity insurance today are not unlike homeowners living on the water in a hurricane-prone coastal community: the riskier the environment, the harder it is to get insured.

Ransomware attacks are skyrocketing for both community colleges and four-year institutions, leading many schools to discover that they can’t afford cyberinsurance—or even get it.