It Shouldn’t Have to Be Students’ Job to Know if a College Will Permanently Close
It's useful information for students to know a college's risk of closure before it happens. But it’s not enough.
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How the Internship Industry Perpetuates Inequity
Internships are a gateway to the workforce. But the current internship industry system works better for some than others.
Coronavirus Throws Predictive Algorithms Out for a Loop
The data and algorithms normally used to predict student enrollment and retention in higher education have been thrown off by the pandemic.
To Spur Recovery, Invest in Community College Capacity
We should invest in the capacity of community colleges in the next stimulus.
How Community Colleges Can Help America Recover from COVID-19
The federal government should fund community colleges to help America recover from COVID-19.
How Phase Four Should Address the Needs of Higher Education
As Congress considers a Phase Four coronavirus relief package, Congress should take a second look at higher education.
Bringing adults back to college? Just call and ask
A simple idea has made a big difference for both colleges and for adults who left school before graduating. Call them and invite them back.
Now You See It, Now You Don’t: The Scholarship Displacement Dilemma
As college decision day approaches, students are under more stress than usual. For many students, their college decision will boil down to a
Everything You Need to Know: Education in the Coronavirus Emergency Bill
We’ve teamed up to explain what’s included for education in the latest coronavirus emergency package
What COVID-19 Means for Incarcerated Students: Isolation, Uncertainty, & a Loss Sense of Humanity
How COVID-19 is impacting incarcerated students -- subjecting students to isolation, uncertainty, and a loss sense of humanity.
Education Department Should Help More Student Loan Borrowers, but Do No Harm
With a crisis underway, the Department should be doing more to help student loan borrowers who can't afford their loans--without doing harm