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The authors of this article discuss circumstances that have led in some ways to a decline in the commitment by colleges and universities to the well-being of undergraduates. They present reasons why an ethic of care is needed to promote student-college relationships that protect and nurture higher education’s youngest members.

Second-Class Citizens on Campus? Promoting an Ethic of Care for Undergraduates in Student–College Relationships