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Bankruptcy, Not Forgiveness, for Student Loans
The current headlong rush to make student debt forgivable does nothing to encourage prudent borrowing and discourage tuition increases, writes Jenna Ashley Robinson. Making some loans dischargeable in bankruptcy would send better signals.
New Programs: Brewing, Dental Medicine, Hospitality
Rockingham Community College is starting an associate in science program in brewing distillation and fermentation. Tufts University is starting a...
The Fund-Raising Cliff?
Colleges, fearing reductions in charitable giving, argue strongly against Republican proposals to limit deductions.
Ready for a Fight
Supporters of Texas' public research universities prepare to go another round with the governor, this time armed with data on student outcomes.
Who Deserves Affordable Care?
With more institutions cutting adjunct hours as new health care requirements approach, higher education officials are pushing for more guidance from the government on what to do.
Rethinking Grants and Loans
A white paper, part of the Gates Foundation's project on financial aid, from the National College Access Network calls for overhauling the student aid system to focus on underrepresented students.

A $10,000 Platform
Overlap in agendas for governors of Wisconsin, Florida, and Texas hints at a new Republican approach to higher education.
Keeping Adjuncts From Benefits
Youngstown State limits part-timers' hours to avoid requirements of new health care law.
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