Just weeks into the fall semester, some Gen Z college freshmen have left campus and headed back home to take online classes — creating viral debates about the reasons.

Before coming to college, I had some ideas of what living in a dorm would be like. I was excited to decorate my dorm, have sleepovers, and enjoy independence. Some of the expectat ...

Many colleges require at least first-year students to live on campus, as doing so can help build community.

"There's so many people on college campuses that can help break the problem down and get them connected to that resource ...

Outnumbered' reacts to reports of Gen Z college students leaving campus after just two weeks due to feeling overwhelmed and ...

Editor's note: This segment was rebroadcast on Sept. 3, 2026. Find that audio here. More than half of U.S. college students report feeling lonely, according to a study published this week in the ...

College students go through homesickness, sleep deprivation, academic anxiety, alcohol and crises when they leave home. Here ...

For students who are about to leave home for college for their freshman year, having mixed emotions is a common and normal experience. Many are excited for their freedom, lack of curfew and new ...

It’s back-to-school season and for college freshman, that means a wave of transition for students and families. It was a a genuine pleasure to discuss the important family dynamics of the college ...