When high school students are balancing more than just their coursework, schools need to rethink how to best support them.

Deteriorating levels of mental health among young Americans are increasingly well documented and a growing concern for parents, educators and medical professionals. But student housing architecture ...

This page is a product of the Graduate & Professional Student Government (GPSG, formerly UGGS) developed in conjunction with the Graduate School and the Boulder Faculty Assembly, as well as numerous ...

ESF is an academic community in which all persons—students, faculty, administration, and staff—share responsibility for its growth and continued welfare. As members of the College community, students ...

Observe and evaluate student teaching performance using established criteria a minimum of four times. More visits are possible at the request of the student teacher, the cooperating teacher, or if the ...

Federal law (FERPA) specifies that only “school officials” with a “legitimate educational interest” may have access to student education records, which include grades in courses. When you designate a ...

Must have a recreational focus. Competitive aspects of an organization must be limited to no more than 10 competitions per academic year. Must have limited liability for the university, ensuring that ...

Colleges and universities are built upon departments. But a department is more than just its faculty members and the catalog listing of course offerings. Rather, a department is, or endeavors to be, ...

Two faculty/staff leaders will accompany all off-campus programs that include students. Use of college vehicles is strongly encouraged. Faculty, staff and students should not be driving their own ...

A transgender student in Texas who was cast as the lead in his high school’s musical suddenly lost out on the part when the district decided to implement a new policy that “only males can play males.” ...

The life of a student-athlete blends academics and athletics into unique college experiences. As a student-athlete, you'll likely have all kinds of obligations, such as classes, workouts, practices, ...