Earlier this month, Lumina Foundation released their 2015 edition of the A Stronger Nation through Higher Education report. The report is issued annually and examines the nation’s progress towards meeting Lumina’s Goal 2025, which calls for 60 percent of working-age Americans to hold a degree or other high-quality postsecondary credential by 2025. Primarily using data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2013 American Community Survey, the authors present a detailed picture of higher education attainment in the United States at the metropolitan, county, and state levels. While Lumina highlights progress in postsecondary attainment over the past few years, the overarching theme of the report is that we must do more over the next 10 years to achieve Goal 2025. In particular, the report calls for accelerating the postsecondary attainment rate through: improved enrollment, persistence, and completion, particularly by underrepresented students; support for adults’ efforts to return to college; and recognition of all forms of high-quality postsecondary credentials.