A substantial share of college students experience housing insecurity and too many
students leave higher education before earning a credential. Both of these experiences are …

Despite improvements in college access, college completion rates remain low among
students from low-income and otherwise vulnerable families. Over the past three decades …

The rising price of higher education and its implications for equity and accessibility have
been extensively documented, but the material conditions of students' lives are often …

Despite massive public investments in financial aid, students from families earning an
average of just $20,000 a year are now required to pay at least $8,000 for one year of …

This Guidebook, co-authored with the Wisconsin HOPE Lab, reviews and explains strategies
that institutions of higher education may consider to support their students with housing …

Lack of secure affordable housing is a substantial concern for many of today's college
students. Over the past two decades, the price of college has risen, the purchasing power of …

Homelessness among college students is a growing trend, yet the problem is difficult to
document due to the stigma associated with the circumstance. Flaws in policies related to …

Food and housing insecurity among the nation's community college students threatens their
health and wellbeing, along with their academic achievements. Addressing these basic …

An emerging body of scholarship has begun to illuminate the prevalence of college student
food and housing insecurity, however, less is known about the characteristics and academic …

Although younger populations, such as emerging adults, have been shown to be particularly
susceptible to food insecurity and housing instability, the current research is predominantly …