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What Were the Financial Implications of the Shift to Online Learning?
Consistent themes that reveal the financial challenges confronting colleges during the pandemic
California Governor Proposes Expanding Public Pre-K, Dollars for School Reopening
Governor Gavin Newsom proposes new dollars to help school districts expand TK and reopen schools.
Climate Security by Memorandum
States can expand and fund community college non-degree programs through revolving loans—here’s how
Even with budget limitations, states can promote workforce innovation at community colleges through revolving loans.
From Disaster to Recovery: Welcome to 2021
We reflect on the program's 2020, and preview our research agenda for the coming year.
The EU’s Digital Services Act Makes a Positive Step Towards Transparency and Accountability, But Also Raises Some Serious Questions
While provisions on notice and takedown are problematic, the DSA does make positive steps.
Experiment No. 27: Swapping Alone Time
For Working Parents and Child Care Providers, Help Cannot Come Fast Enough
Covid-19 continues to wreck the childcare industry and hinder parents' ability to balance work and life.
One Semester Later: How Prospective and Current College Students’ Perspectives of Higher Ed Have Changed between August and December 2020
New America partnered with Third Way to track how the COVID-19 crisis has shifted students' perceptions of higher education over time.
The Military Speaks Out
A new database on serving and retired U.S. military leaders’ views about the Trump administration reveals how views have changed over time.
With SNAP Extension, Congress Offered Relief to Food-Insecure Students
Congress expanded SNAP benefits to college students. They should make that permanent.