The Graduate Student Debt Review
Policymakers and news media should shift their understanding of student debt as primarily an undergraduate problem.
Transatlantic Solutions to Government Surveillance
Last year, revelations about the National Security Agency’s digital surveillance created a breach of trust between the United States and clo
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US Government Authorizes American Companies to Offer Online Courses in Iran
Beware the D.C. Internship
Don't take that prestigious, government or nonprofit D.C. internship—unless it's paid.
Controlling Surveillance: Export Controls as a Tool for Internet Freedom
“A retail market for surveillance tools has sprung up from ‘nearly zero’ in 2001 to about $5 billion a year”, the Wall Street Journal report
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Million Records Project Explores Student Veterans’ Outcomes
Student veterans face a host of challenging circumstances, from deployments to injury, that make earning degrees more difficult.
New America NYC: Overwhelmed
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A Real Step? The Future of ICANN and How to Support It
The Department of Ed Needs Bang for its Buck in Preschool Development Grants
The DOE got a surprise from Congress: a $250 Million Race to the Top grant to promote early education.
What Is a High-Quality College Education?
Cost, affordability, and value in higher education are evergreen topics in the halls of Congress and in newspapers across the country.
Discussing Future Directions for Education Policy and Advocacy
Please join us on Wednesday, March 19 for a convening at New America’s offices in Washington, DC to help map future directions for educat
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Pre-K’s Wave of the Future?
A new approach to financing early education could mean taxpayers lose out if pre-K programs don’t meet specific targets.