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Date Press/Media Item Related HERI Publication/Survey
05 Feb 2012 Colleges May Obsess Over Rankings, But Students Don't Care
by Associated Press, HUFFINGTON POST
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
27 Jan 2012 Study: College freshmen move left on key issues
by Mary Beth Marklein, USA TODAY
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 Survey Finds That Dwindling Financial Aid Contributes to Fewer College Options
by DANIEL E. SLOTNIK, THE NEW YORK TIMES
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 Mixed Portrait of Freshman Political Views
by Libby Sander, THE CHRONICLE
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 Live and Let Live (and Study)
by Allie Grasgreen, INSIDE HIGHER ED
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 Today's college freshmen hitting books harder, study says
by Mary Beth Marklein, USA TODAY
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 More college freshmen see getting good job as key goal, poll finds
by Larry Gordon, LOS ANGELES TIMES
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 College Freshmen Are More Liberal on Gay Marriage, Abortion
by Andrew Theen, BLOOMBERG.COM
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 New Study: College Students Increasingly Liberal, Yet Less Politically Active
by Carolyn Gregoire, HUFFINGTON POST
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 Five shifts among college freshmen: For one, they're more studious
by Stacy Teicher Khadaroo, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
26 Jan 2012 Students: Rankings Aren't Main Reason in College Choice
by Bob Morse, US NEWS
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The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
25 Jan 2012 Incoming college students more liberal on hot-button political, social issues, annual survey finds The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2011
29 Nov 2011 Keys to college students' success often overlooked, report says
by Carla Rivera, LOS ANGELES TIMES
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29 Nov 2011 Graduation Rates Can Be Predicted More Precisely by Examining Student Characteristics, Report Says
by Jennifer Gonzalez, THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
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29 Nov 2011 Better Data, Better Rates
by Kaustuv Basu, INSIDE HIGHER ED
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29 Nov 2011 Higher Education Leaders Urged to Improve Data Collection for College Completion Efforts
by Jamaal Abdul-Alim, DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
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28 Nov 2011 Colleges can better predict graduation rates by looking more closely at the types of students they enroll, report finds Completing College: Assessing Graduation Rates At Four-Year Institutions
04 Nov 2011 Why Science Majors Change Their Minds (It’s Just So Darn Hard)
by Christopher Drew, THE NEW YORK TIMES
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10 Oct 2011 At BU, a checkup call from the top
by Peter Schworn, THE BOSTON GLOBE
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04 May 2011 Osama bin Laden's death removes a cloud that enveloped a generation
by Rick Rojas, Larry Gordon And Christopher Goffard, LOS ANGELES TIMES
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13 Mar 2011 HERI director, Sylvia Hurtado, receives outstanding Latina in higher education award
14 Feb 2011 Survey finds record low mental-health outlook among college freshmen
by Adrienne Lu, PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
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02 Feb 2011 Educating different types of learners
by KYLIE REYNOLDS, DAILY BRUIN
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01 Feb 2011 Stress on College Students
by Tom Ashbrook, WBUR - NPR
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29 Jan 2011 The Female Student Psych Crisis
by Kristina Dell, NEWSWEEK
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27 Jan 2011 Economy Changed Freshmen's Plans but Didn't Shake Their Confidence
by Sara Lipka, THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
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27 Jan 2011 Study: College freshmen troubled but optimistic
by Kathy Matheson, ASSOCIATED PRESS
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27 Jan 2011 Decline Found in Freshmen's Mental Health
by Kevin Helliker, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
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27 Jan 2011 Stressed, Yet Hopeful
by Allie Grasgreen, INSIDE HIGHER ED
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27 Jan 2011 More college freshmen feeling overwhelmed, survey finds
by Larry Gordon, LOS ANGELES TIMES
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27 Jan 2011 KGO - 810AM
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27 Jan 2011 Record Stress Levels for Students
by ABC, ABC NEWS
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27 Jan 2011 College tuition: Six in 10 freshmen say economy affected choice of school
by Stacy Teicher Khadaroo, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
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27 Jan 2011 Students Say Rankings Aren't Most Important Factor in College Decision
by Robert Morse, US NEWS
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27 Jan 2011 Down and out (and depressed about it) in LA County
by Patt Morrison, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PUBLIC RADIO
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27 Jan 2011 College Freshmen: Life Sucks
by Ash Bennington, CNBC
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26 Jan 2011 Incoming college students rate emotional health at record low, annual survey finds The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2010
26 Jan 2011 Record Level of Stress Found in College Freshmen
by Tamar Lewin, THE NEW YORK TIMES
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26 Jan 2011 Mental health hits a low for college freshmen
by Janice Lloyd, USA TODAY
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26 Jan 2011 News K-12 Science Proficiency Bottoms Out Among Nation’s High School Seniors; Blacks, Latinos at Lowest Levels
by Jamaal Abdul-Alim, DIVERSE
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08 Nov 2010 Researchers find college students’ spirituality associated with academic growth and satisfaction with college Cultivating the Spirit: How College Can Enhance Students’ Inner Lives details the need for Academia to “attend more to students’ spiritual development”
16 Feb 2010 Freshmen show gains in aspirations for science degrees, but not all arrive at finish line
22 Jan 2010 KFWB - 980 AM
by KFWB, KFWB - 980 AM
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22 Jan 2010 KQED - 88.5 FM
by KQED, KQED - 88.5 FM
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21 Jan 2010 Annual Poll of Freshmen Shows Effect of Recession
by Kate Zernike, NEW YORK TIMES
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21 Jan 2010 UCLA Survey Finds More Freshmen Worried About Finances
by Larry Gordon, LOS ANGELES TIMES
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21 Jan 2010 Cost of College Is a Big Worry of Freshmen in National Survey
by Ashley Marchand, THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
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21 Jan 2010 Freshman Abandon Business
by David Moltz, INSIDE HIGHER EDUCATION
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21 Jan 2010 More College Freshmen Call Being Well-off 'Very Important'
by Mary Beth Marklein, USA TODAY
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18 Jan 2010 Financial concerns of first-year college students have wide impact The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2009
19 Mar 2009 Graduates of all-girls high schools show stronger academic orientations than coed graduates
05 Mar 2009 U.S. faculty: Civic engagement, diversity important goals for undergraduate education The American College Teacher: National Norms for the 2007-08 HERI Faculty Survey
22 Jan 2009 Survey shows politics and money concern college freshmen
by Justin Pope , BOSTON GLOBE
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22 Jan 2009 Freshmen survey shows greater interest in politics
by Sophie Rane, DAILY BRUIN
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22 Jan 2009 College freshmen were deeply interested in last fall’s election, report says
by Mará Rose Williams, KANSAS CITY STAR
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22 Jan 2009 Economic crisis puts strain on U.S. college freshmen
by Yan , CHINA VIEW
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22 Jan 2009 Survey reveals record number of freshmen interested in politics
by Tom Christensen, THE CAVALIER DAILY
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22 Jan 2009 Political engagement among college freshmen hits 40-year high The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2008
21 Jan 2009 What Are Freshmen Thinking?
by Elizabeth Redden, INSIDE HIGHER ED
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21 Jan 2009 Freshmen's Views: Politics, Admissions, and Marijuana
by ERIC HOOVER , CHRONICLE OF HIGHER ED
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21 Jan 2009 College Freshmen Facing Growing Financial Worries
by Larry Gordon , LA TIMES
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21 Jan 2009 Presidential Race Raised Student Political Involvement
by Mary Beth Marklein, USA TODAY
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15 Oct 2008 Income gap between whites, Latinos has grown at four-year colleges
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02 May 2008 Survey Finds Mismatch in Student Achievement and Parents' College Expectations
by Peter Schmidt, THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
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[…] Sylvia Hurtado, director of the Higher Education Research Institute at the University of California at Los Angeles, said the difference in the college expectations of A- and B-students' parents may be due less to perceptions of their children's academic abilities than to parents' beliefs about the likelihood of their children's getting merit-based scholarships.

[…] Ms. Hurtado, of the Higher Education Research Institute, said those who report being highly satisfied with the guidance they are receiving may not know enough English to evaluate it critically or may be happy simply to be getting any help at all. […]
13 Apr 2008 Putting First-Generation Students First
by Dina M. Horwedel, DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
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[…] Dr. Sylvia Hurtado, director of the Higher Education Research Institute (HERI) at the University of California, Los Angeles, says a current freshmen survey indicates that a larger percentage of Hispanic freshmen are first-generation, compared to freshmen of other backgrounds. In addition, a higher percentage of Hispanic students entering college need tutoring or remedial work in subjects like English, reading and math.

"Over the last two decades we have seen tremendous growth among Latinos in higher education," Hurtado says, noting that her research looked at trends in access for four-year institutions from 1975-2006. "Fifty-eight percent are enrolled in twoyear colleges, and there is an increasing number in four-year colleges. Of concern is graduation. Forty-seven percent complete their [baccalaureate] degree in six years, and community college students take even longer to complete." […]
12 Mar 2008 Internet spurs upswing in volunteerism
by Wendy Koch, USA TODAY
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24 Jan 2008 Survey finds most college freshmen satisfied with close parental involvement
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09 Nov 2007 Faculty Productivity, Learning to Teach, Student Satisfaction
by Scott Jaschik, INSIDEHIGHERED.COM
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10 Oct 2007 Counter to Popular Belief, Majority of Asian American Students Not Realizing Wide Academic Success, UCLA Survey Reports
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23 Aug 2007 Colleges stress moral leadership
by Stacy Teicher Khadaroo, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
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[…] Among last year's college freshmen, 67 percent said "the importance of helping others" was a high priority, the highest percentage in 20 years. That was valued just below raising a family and being well-off financially, according to last year's annual survey by the Higher Education Research Institute in Los Angeles. Twenty-seven percent said there was a very good chance they'd participate in community service, up from 17 percent in 1990. And 35 percent rated "becoming a community leader" as very important or essential. […]
14 Aug 2007 On Campus, Trying to Connect
by Stacy Weiner, THE WASHINGTON POST
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[…] According to the UCLA Higher Education Research Institute, 65 percent of college freshmen suffer homesickness, which can discourage them from cutting the technological umbilical cord to their past acquaintances. In a 2007 report, the institute said that every day, a third of first-year students contacted friends from outside their institution. […]
21 May 2007 Parental Encouragement, Career and Financial Growth Motivate First-Generation Students to Attend College
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08 May 2007 Individual Colleges and Universities to Undertake Efforts to Help Students Explore Spiritual Issues on Campus
Spirituality in Higher Education
09 Apr 2007 Today's College Freshmen Have Family Income 60% Above National Average
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19 Jan 2007 More College Freshmen Now Show Interest in Politics
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25 Jan 2006 More College Freshmen Committed to Social and Civic Responsibility The American Freshman - National Norms for 2005
12 Sep 2005 More Than One-Third of College Faculty Believes Most of Their Students Lack Basic Skills Needed for College, UCLA Survey Reveals The American College Teacher: National Norms for the 2004-2005 HERI Faculty Survey
01 Feb 2005 College Completion Declining, Taking Longer, UCLA Study Shows Degree Attainment Rates at American Colleges and Universities
31 Jan 2005 Political Orientations of the Nation’s Freshmen Are More Polarized, UCLA Survey Reveals The American Freshman - National Norms for 2004
26 Jan 2004 Political Interest on the Rebound Among the Nation’s Freshmen, UCLA Survey Reveals The American Freshman - National Norms for 2003
27 Jan 2003 College Freshmen Spend Less Time Studying And More Time Surfing The Net, UCLA Survey Reveals The American Freshman - National Norms for 2002
31 Jan 2002 College Freshmen More Politically Liberal Than In The Past, UCLA Survey Reveals The American Freshman - National Norms for 2001
31 Jan 2001 The Nation’s Female Freshmen Lack Computer Confidence, UCLA Study Reveals The American Freshman - National Norms for 2000
31 Jan 2000 Record Numbers Of The Nation’s Freshmen Feel High Degree Of Stress, UCLA Study Finds The American Freshman - National Norms for 1999
25 Jan 1999 Most Of The Nation's College Freshmen Embrace The Internet As An Educational Tool, UCLA Study Finds The American Freshman - National Norms for 1998
01 Jan 1998 Academic And Political Engagement Among Nation's College Freshmen Is At All-Time Low, UCLA Study Finds The American Freshman - National Norms for 1997
16 Jun 1997 UCLA Study Shows Nation's College Faculty Of Color Still Low In Number, Still Occupy Lower Tiers Race and Ethnicity in the American Professoriate, 1995-96
01 Jan 1997 Volunteerism Among U.S. College Freshmen At All-Time High, UCLA Study Finds The American Freshman - National Norms for 1996