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Free college was once the norm all over America

September 11, 2020 By Jamal Rich

A fightback against student debt is being led by groups like the Debt Collective that participated in a panel at the Claudia Jones School in Washington D.C.

As fall semester approaches, students fret about their institution’s safety

August 4, 2020 By Cameron Hughey

NEWMARKET, N.H. — Students across the nation are preparing for the most turbulent semester of their lives. Post-secondary school administrators have started rolling out their strategies to combat the surge of COVID-19 cases and prevent a...

AP FACT CHECK: Trump spreads more lies at Davos

January 22, 2020 By Collin Binkley And Josh Boak

President Donald Trump spread distorted information about the U.S. economy and his administration's involvement with historically black colleges.

20 years without a raise drives Univ. Of New Mexico faculty to unionize

November 6, 2019 By PAI

The votes continued a trend at public universities nationwide which have seen faculty turn to unionization to gain better working conditions, job security, and—for the adjuncts—decent pay.

Rutgers softball coaches face accusations of abuse, intimidation

November 1, 2019 By Tom Canavan

In its report about the abuse, players claimed they lived in constant fear of being banished from the team or having their scholarships revoked despite NCAA regulations intended to protect against such retribution.