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  • Messages are being sent to lawmakers daily, and #DoublePell posts can be found all over social media. But the campaign is just getting started.
  • Author discusses her book on the history of student loans -- and of missed opportunities that left students awash in debt.
  • Colleges and universities are beefing up their mental health services ahead of the fall semester as the uncertain trajectory of the pandemic continues to affect students.
  • Borrowers who file for bankruptcy usually can't get their student loans discharged in the process. Members of Congress are hoping to pursue reforms to change that.

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