Ryan budget puts college further out of reach
"With the country producing fewer college graduates than the economy needs and so many Americans struggling to keep up with college costs and student loan payments, it’s clearly time to make college more affordable, not less.” Read More
Higher ed on the brink of the fiscal cliff
Looming across the board cuts would devastate not only K-12 learners, but also college students, faculty, and academic research. Read More
President Obama has shown his support for HBCUs through policy, not just words
With $227.9 million in grants awarded last month to Historically Black Colleges and Universities, President Obama has shown continued support for institutions of higher education that open their arms to students who might otherwise be excluded from degree opportunities. Read More
Sequestration threatens college faculty and students
Sequestration, mandatory 8.2% across the board budget cuts, will decimate college affordability programs, work study, research funding and more if Congress doesn't act by January 1. Read More
Educators react to Tuesday’s presidential debate
Educators from across the country pan Romney's debate makeover. Read More
Romney debate makeover leaves questions unanswered, positions unclear
Romney’s debate embrace of the middle class and the poor contradicts his positions and proposals, and those of his running mate, Paul Ryan Read More
Which Paul Ryan will show up at vice presidential debate?
Romney on Ryan’s controversial budget plan: “marvelous,” a “bold and exciting effort” Read More
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