Because the application processes for federal financial aid are complicated and the student loan repayment system has been shifting so
As I write this, Linda McMahon, nominee for Secretary of Education, is testifying in her Senate confirmation hearing. Ms. McMahon
When I taught elementary school in southern Appalachia early in my career, none of the very low-income children in my
In June of 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the admissions decisions at the University of North Carolina
On the one hand, admissions policies that consider race have been deemed anti-meritocratic. On the other hand, wealthy parents hellbent
Rural students enrolled at regional public universities are facing declining opportunities as their underfunded colleges slash majors. While many colleges
Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce has released a new report, Progress Interrupted: Evaluating a Decade
The group Class Action has been doing great work around ending legacy admissions at elite campuses. There's much
There is still more work to be done, but as of today, one million people who chose work in the
Boston College has opened a new small two-year residential junior college for low-income first-generation students. There is so much here
Nearly one in four undergraduates and one in eight graduate students face food insecurity. On some campuses, half of all
At Ole Miss and other southern schools, hundreds of students are paying interior designers who specialize in dorm rooms to
