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How Urban Renewal Harmed Black Communities鈥擜nd Helped Colleges
Starting in the 1950s, colleges across the U.S. razed Black neighborhoods to expand their campuses through the urban renewal program.
Support Services for Student Parents at Community Colleges Make All the Difference
Single student parent forced to choose between her children and her future, a choice no parent should have to make.
Generative AI and Employment: Will The Tech Cause Major Upheaval in the Job Market?
Shalin Jyotishi is quoted in CQ Researcher exploring how generative AI is transforming the job market.
We鈥檙e at the Beginning of a Harsh New Era for College Students
For Vox, Kevin Carey writes that 国产视频 plan to restart student loan collections signals a harsher future for borrowers.
How Educator Preparation Programs are Navigating A Shifting Funding Landscape
Educator preparation programs are implementing a variety of strategies to support the sustainability of their work.
Adult Education Pays for Itself. Why Does Trump Want to Gut it?
Adult education pays for itself by boosting participant earnings and generating higher tax revenue.
The Bad Policy That Won鈥檛 Die and Has Gotten Worse: Short-Term Pell
The short-term Pell proposal steers working-class students toward low-return programs that look quick and cheap, but often lead nowhere.
The House Reconciliation Bill: Leaving No Loan Unturned
The student loan repayment provisions of the House Reconciliation bill will be a challenge for the Education Department to implement.
Want Affordable, High-Quality Child Care? Look to the Military
Child care is more expensive than college tuition in many states, which is why the military subsidizes it, and so should the civilian world.