"Excelencia in Education" brings to a national audience evidence-based practices situated at higher education institutions and community-based organizations across the country that are intentionally serving Latino students. The 2023 "Examples of Excelencia: What Works for Latino Students in Higher Education" selection committee recognized 19 Finalists programs who shared narratives about their work that focused on student empowerment; addressed financial barriers; created pathways to colleges and closed educational opportunity gaps. The programs are based across four levels: Associate, Baccalaureate, Graduate, and Community-Based Organizations of which four are chosen as examples that demonstrate an exemplary way of servicing their Latino students in an asset-based, culturally responsive way. These programs model what other institutions and organizations can implement in their own communities. [Funding was provided by Wells Fargo, Lumina Foundation, Bank of America, and JP Morgan Chase & Co. Additional funding was provided by Ad Astra, Precision Task Group (PTG), Arizona State University (ASU), ACT: Center for Equity in Learning, Helios Education Foundation, Lone Star College (Texas), Ascendium, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, Texas A&M University (Kingsville), Maricopa Community Colleges (Arizona), Trellis Foundation. For the 2022 report, see ED624384.]