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Losing your Home, Losing Your School: New Research.
The Eviction Lab at Princeton has issued a new report, Losing your Home, Losing Your School: How Evictions Affect Kids&
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Cutting Public Access to the Key Scholarly Database about Education
Students in nearly all academic courses about education learn about the ERIC database. Maintained by the Department of Education, the
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Being a Student While Hungry
The Hope Center has released its 2023-24 student basic needs survey, and the news is grim. At a time when
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Complicating Research on First Gen Students
This new brief report on a longitudinal study of 1000 first- year students entering college in 2018 deepens our understanding
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A Century of Exclusion
The National Bureau of Economic Research recently released their detailed analysis of "the largest dataset on the socioeconomic backgrounds
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Class Matters
In my post about the book White Poverty, I linked to Betsy Leondar-Wright's moderation of a webinar with
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Tracking Economic Mobility: An Interactive Map
Harvard's Opportunity Insights team and the Census Bureau have collaborated on a powerful Opportunity Atlas that analyzes – at
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Incremental Gains in Campus Diversity: A New Report
Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce has released a new report, Progress Interrupted: Evaluating a Decade
Podcast: Anna Stansbury on Class Gaps in the Professorate
I wrote a few weeks ago about Anna Stansbury and Kyra Rodriguez's research on large social class gaps
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College classism and low-income students in hiding
"Students who are low-income encounter classism in college". Of course they do. And in this study of low-income
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When Employers Favor the Lacrosse Player Over the "Resilient" Applicant
With multiple links to multiple studies, sociologist Jessi Streib writes in Forbes of the many ways that employers discriminate against
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Campus Work, Stratified by Social Class
I often see data on how many college students work and I have often cited the research showing that first-generation