About three in five college students experienced some level of basic needs insecurity during the 2024 calendar year, according to survey data from Trellis Strategies. Over half (58 percent) of ...

An estimated 59 percent of all college students have experienced some form of housing or food insecurity in the past year, according to 2024 data from the Hope Center at Temple University. Closer to ...

At UC Davis, we believe everyone deserves to have their basic needs met. The Aggie Compass Basic Needs Center helps by providing access to nutritious food, assistance applying for CalFresh and other ...

More than a third of US families that work full-time do not earn enough money to cover their most basic needs, including housing, food and child care, a new study shows. Researchers at Brandeis ...

Even before the pandemic hit, food and housing insecurity was an issue for college students, and since 2020, some institutions have stepped up efforts to provide for students’ basic needs. A new ...

Finances can affect a student’s overall well-being and overall student experience. Experiencing a financial barrier to participating in meaningful campus opportunities, or unexpected, unforeseen, or ...

Most Black adults say their household finances meet basic needs with either a little or a lot left over for extras, even amid economic disruptions due to COVID-19. Yet financial challenges exist.

Everyone who works full time should be able to afford life’s basic needs. That’s not a Democratic or Republican value. That’s a core principle every Californian of all political beliefs can embrace.

According to Jason Rahlan, the VP of corporate responsibility and sustainability for Dayforce, employers have an easy fix for the problem: raising wages. According to a new joint report from Dayforce ...

2026. SPEND LESS. ANY BETTER? THE MANTRA WORKS ALL YEAR ROUND, RIGHT, JASON? OH IT DOES. AT TOWSON UNIVERSITY, THROUGH THIS GIVING PHRASE, THE PHRASE NEW MEANING FOR VALENTINE’S DAY, THE UNIVERSITY’S ...