When There’s Nowhere to Live, What’s a University to Do?
News Peyton Quijano spent the summer before junior year consolidating her life into her Honda. She squeezed her pared-down wardrobe into two small boxes, which fit in the trunk. School…
More College Students Are Choosing to Stop Drinking. Their Campuses Are Still Catching Up.
News It was almost midnight on St. Patrick’s Day at the University of Michigan, and the party was in full swing. Inside, college students were stumbling and falling to the…
Black Students at New Mexico State U. Wanted a Diversity Office; Now Some Want Out
News In September 2019, the Black Student Association at New Mexico State University delivered a series of demands to the university, including enough funding to hire a coordinator and refurbish…
Demand Grows for Religious Colleges to Recognize LGBTQ Clubs. Often, the Chances Are Slim.
News Angela Whitlock and seven other students marched across the campus of Samford University, a Christian liberal-arts institution in Homewood, Ala., one morning in March. Several people in the group…
Crises Continue to Mount at New Mexico State U.
News The chancellor of New Mexico State University, Dan Arvizu, wanted to make one thing clear. While a hazing scandal and a “culture of bad behavior” unearthed in its basketball…
Making a Home for Students With Autism
News As Otto Lewis, a sophomore at Western Kentucky University, sees it, he’s actually pretty lucky. True, he has autism, a developmental disorder that makes navigating college — and life…