Destabilizing Bills, No Family Wealth: The Need for Campus Emergency Funds
The Hope Center has released a new analysis of emergency financial assistance on college campuses, and the news is not
Education & Class
In the Messy Social Spaces Between Constraint and Opportunity
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Learning Power
When I was an undergraduate, I did volunteer work with a remarkable 2nd grade teacher in an elementary school in
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Listening to Poor and Working-Class [Non]Voters
I've spent a lot of time in the past few weeks listening to political discourse about social class.
Whether the SAT
For a fair and comprehensive overview of the SAT admissions exam, take a look at Smithsonian Magazine's recent
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Even More Unequal Childhoods
If I were in charge, I'd have a session during first-year orientation in which I challenged all the
Universal Childcare: New Mexico's Statewide Program
When I was part of the team building a new campus of my state's flagship university, we talked
Selective Omissions in What Campuses Tell First-Gen Students About Themselves
I listen closely to campus messaging for what first-generation college students learn about themselves via available support programming. These programs
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Big Changes in Federal Funding for Higher Education
Thoughout this summary of big changes coming on July 1 to Pell Grant eligibility, student loan repayments, and student loan
Penalizing (Mostly) Low-Income Applicants for AI Use on College Admissions Essays
I was just mindlessly scrolling in line at the hardware store when I learned about admissions readers penalizing low-income students
Billions Withheld From Students and Communities by DOE (Again)
The White House/ Department of Education is withholding over $2 billion that Congress has allocated for Education programs, many of
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Fearing FAFSA: Will Applying Harm My Parent?
Among the good news that application rates are up now that the FAFSA revisions are complete is the sobering news
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Walling Off School Districts for Privileged Kids
There is a school district in Arizona that served only 9 students last year. There are only three houses in