Who Are Older Americans Still Repaying Loans From College?
Disproportionately women and people of color, they are no better off than peers with only a high school education
College Financial Aid
Advocacy Born from a Mother’s Experience
A conversation with author, publisher, and student parent advocate, Dr. Ariel Sylvester
Establishing Family-Friendly Spaces within On-Campus Libraries
A conversation with Associate Professor and Librarian Kelsey Keyes.
Attacking Affirmative Action is a Threat to Racial Equality
A conversation with Dr. Jonathan Feingold, legal scholar and Associate Professor at Boston University School of Law.
Centering Student Voices in the Movement for Equal Opportunity
A conversation with Mayah Lubin, Higher Education Equity Senior Coordinator at the Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
Affirmative Action on the Chopping Block
Banning affirmative action would threaten the higher education ecosystem and disrupt many other public institutions.
Why Do So Many Older Americans Owe Student Loans?
More and more seniors have student loan debt. The majority have debt from their own time in college (not debt for others).
Shifting the Narrative Around Parenting Students and Their Experiences
A conversation with Julie Peller, executive director, and Tanya Ang, managing director of advocacy of Higher Learning Advocates
What the Upcoming FAFSA Changes Mean for Students
The FAFSA Simplification Act will make the financial aid application easier for students.
A Comprehensive Approach to Serving Student Parents
A conversation with Generation Hope’s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Nicole Lynn Lewis.