Henry Lowendorf

School administrators, AFL-CIO, AFSCME oppose DeVos

January 19, 2017 By PAI

The unions’ opposition, plus that of more than 100 Detroit parents and students who crowded into the Senate hearing room, apparently did not derail the panel’s GOP majority.

New York’s free tuition plan resonates around the country

January 6, 2017 By Teresa Albano

Gov. Cuomo galvanized the higher education world when he announced a plan to make the state’s colleges and universities tuition free.

In age of cyber-bullying, watchlist threatens freedom on campuses

December 22, 2016 By Teresa Albano

A new website, "Professor Watchlist," could pose a threat to academic freedom. What is the real agenda behind it?

Oregon corporate tax advocates take their campaign to the legislature

December 15, 2016 By Don McIntosh

Measure 97 would have raised $3 billion a year with a 2.5 percent tax on corporate sales over $25 million.

Students in Montgomery County, Maryland mobilize against Trump

November 29, 2016 By J.C. Alexander

Unable to vote and largely dismissed as inconsequential and voiceless, students in Montgomery County, Maryland organized and marched en masse to voice their discontent over the election of anti-immigrant fascist Donald Trump.