Institutional Capacity
Child Care Means Parents in School Program Supports Community College Students with Dependent Children
The U.S. Department of Education FY18 CCAMPIS application window for colleges is open now through July 24, 2018.
Colleges Are No Match for American Poverty
Amarillo College, in Texas, is working hard to accommodate low-income students—but it can only do so much.
How Community Colleges Can Act to Support Students Facing Hunger and Homelessness
Students facing basic needs insecurities work hard but struggle with finances and academic success. Community college leaders must act.
New York Times: Middle-Class Families Increasingly Look to Community Colleges
With college prices in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, more middle-class families are looking for ways to spend less for quality education.
Still Hungry and Homeless in College
New report calls on community colleges to continue supporting students who face food and housing insecurity.
Meeting Basic Needs: An Interview with Sara Goldrick-Rab
The policy expert & sociologist explains how community college leaders can help students succeed by meeting basic food and housing needs.
