Student Success Blog

You removed the statue—now what?

Education leaders share three lessons on addressing historical legacies of racism on campus.

Three innovations to help college students build community, resilience, and belonging

In EAB’s conversations with campus leaders about students’ sense of belonging and connectedness, three innovative strategies emerged.

Why we’re unlocking the Mental Health Resource Center

There is widespread urgency and momentum for institutions to better support student success and mental health. At EAB, we are making our mental health resource center available to all, regardless of your partnership with us.

Are these stale debates stalling advising reform at your school?

Colleges want to use the momentum of pandemic recovery to take on longstanding stalemates that have impeded academic advising reform. See how to get past stale debates to create new models that better serve today's students.

Are your emails to students limiting your equity efforts?

Small, intentional changes in the ways we communicate with minoritized students can help restore some of their trust in our institutions. Learn 5 common mistakes you may be making in your student emails—and how to correct them.

What universities can do to advance student belonging

Two Key Areas to Maintain Momentum in the Wake of the Pandemic

As difficult as the last year and half have been, we should take stock of some of the positive innovations and advancements that have come as a result. How can we maintain this momentum to better serve tomorrow's students?

How one university improved the user experience of their counseling center website

The pandemic rendered many counseling center’s go-to promotion and engagement strategies ineffective during a time when the need for mental health support spiked. Learn how one college improved their virtual counseling appointments by focusing on the user experience.

How “Disney magic” can inspire higher ed to modernize the student experience

Learn about the trends impacting student expectations and two lessons higher ed can learn from Disney’s Next Generation Experience project.