College Leaders View Economic Development as Central to Their Mission But Face Barriers, New America and ACCT Survey Find
College leaders want to strengthen relationships with economic development agencies but face barriers, new research finds.
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New America Announces Fellows Class of 2027
Meet the New America Fellows Class of 2027.
New America Receives Grant to Create Digital Exhibit on 1939 Library Sit-In
New America has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to develop a digital exhibit on the 1939 Library Sit-In in Alexandria, Virginia.
Senate HELP Committee’s Approval of the College Transparency Act a Step Forward for Higher Education
Kevin Carey applauds the Senate HELP Committee’s bipartisan approval of the College Transparency Act
Molly Martin Promoted to Vice President of Development & Strategy at New America
New America is pleased to announce the promotion of Molly G. Martin to Vice President of Development & Strategy.
Trump’s Illegal & Failing Effort to Dismantle the Department of ED
The Trump administration’s decision to pull offices from the Department of Education robs parents, students, and teachers of federal protections.
New America and ICLE Release Report on U.S. Satellite Priorities
A new report charts U.S. strategy ahead of critical global spectrum negotiations in Shanghai.
Moving Special Education from the Education Department Will Harm Millions of Students with Disabilities
The Trump administration’s decision to move special education out of the Department of Education will reverse progress and weaken protections for students with disab…
Future of Land and Housing Program Scales Up Initiative to Combat Eviction with Data-Driven Solutions
Today, New America announces a major expansion of its Eviction Data Response Network with 11 new state partners.
New America Celebrates 2026 Pulitzer Prizes
Nonfiction books from Brian Goldstone and Kevin Sack, former New America Fellows, were recognized in the 2026 Pulitzer Prizes.