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When Free Isn't Really Free
Programs that funnel aid exclusively to publicly funded colleges and universities limit students' choices and deter them from private colleges, which may be the best option for some of them, Claude Pressnell Jr. writes.
Union Shake-Up in California
CSU's faculty union suddenly disaffiliates from the state's largest K-12 teachers' union.
UVA Adds Measures for Recruited Athletes
University conducted review after scandal broke.
The Week in Admissions News
Michigan helps DACA students; debt relief; Morehouse effort on student debt; nondegree credentials.
Weighing Responses to Latest Higher Ed Scandal
State lawmakers scrutinize steps to address a legal loophole used by some affluent Illinois families to improperly gain access to aid. But financial aid groups warn against overreaction that would hurt low-income students.
Women Lighthouse Keepers
The history of lighthouses includes many women. In today's Academic Minute, Villanova University's Shauna MacDonald shines a light on this...
The Search for a Moderate Solution to Debt Relief
The student debt relief plans from Democratic presidential contenders Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg offer targeted loan forgiveness, drawing contrast with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
An Assist for DACA Students
A change to in-state tuition requirements at the University of Michigan will likely benefit some of the institution's most vulnerable student populations.