Farah Buzzo

Beyond the Learning Center: Reaching the 53% Who’ve Never Asked for Help

More than half of college students—an estimated 53%—have never accessed any form of academic support on their campus. It’s a staggering figure, not because it reflects a lack of need, but because it highlights how much opportunity exists to better serve today’s diverse learners. Learning centers remain a vital hub for academic support, yet their capacity is often shaped by hours, staffing, or space. That can leave many students without the help they need—not due to a lack of effort, but due to limited reach.

Empowering Learning Centers Through Educationally Purposeful Peer Interactions

In a webinar titled Empowering Learning Centers Through Educationally Purposeful Peer Interactions,...

Breaking Barriers: Navigating College as a First-Generation Student

As a first-generation college student and the first in my family born in the United States, I have...

Tutor Success Stories: Kala Bryant

Meet Kala Bryant, one of Knack's first tutors at University of Central Florida (UCF). Kala was a...

Tutor Success Stories: Ayoub Ayoub

Meet Ayoub Ayoub, a former Knack tutor at Rutgers University. Ayoub began tutoring on Knack in...

Tutor Success Stories: Targol Tarahomi

On May 18, 2023, Knack surpassed $1,000,000 in sponsored tutoring facilitated through the platform....

Tutor Success Stories: Tiffany Jackson

Meet Tiffany Jackson, a former tutor at the University of South Florida.

National Student Employment Week 2023

April 9-15, 2023 is National Student Employment Week! To celebrate, we asked some of our tutors to...