#Tuition

Dove Resource

DoveResource

I will start on the Dove articles properly tomorrow, but for now, lets take a look at Shoichi Uchida's most recent post on his blog, which details why he became

Chris Buskirk

thechrisbuskirk

The oldest Milennials are now ~40. They have about 25% of the assets of Boomers at the same age. What do you think that does to culture and politics? Two

Dan Luu

danluu

A couple times a year, somebody will tell me they're surprised to learn that I didn't go to MIT.I've never attended an elite institution nor do I think I've ever

Radhika Gupta

iRadhikaGupta

Five beautiful things I learned from my father that I value even more today... Take quantum leapsPapa says every generation should make a leap over the previous. He was born

Buffy the Psych Prof would prefer not to die

DrPsyBuffy

I'd like to offer a big old fat fuck you to every person who has ever maligned community colleges. Thanks to your classist bullshit, thousands of students everywhere believe that

Timour Azhari

timourazhari

#Lebanon parliament convenes for a legislative session on Monday w/ 68 laws on the agendaHere's the important ones (+what's missing):-Amendment to domestic violence law + law criminalizing sexual harassment including

Nate Allen

Nate_Allen1

I simply do not have enough self-control to not jump in on the “cancel student debt” debate :)The only argument I’m seeing is basically “it’s not fair to those who

Willet Templeton

wrycountenance

Couple of thoughts:https://twitter.com/policytensor/status/1279664471351242752 1) With the WW2 GI bill, there was a deliberate attempt to use college to transmute social classes via: Elites go to college, therefore if we send

John Warner

biblioracle

UNC's faculty did something interesting to counteract the fact that they, like most faculty, have almost no leverage over their administrations. They aligned themselves with those who do have leverage:

Amytess Girgis

afmgirgis

THREAD: Here's the thing about the #UMichRegents mtg: in the middle of a pandemic, and in an era where U-M has failed its minority students in enrollment/support, the discussion prioritizes

Kristen Meinzer

kristenmeinzer

1/7 In my early days of working in the media in NYC, a coworker said, "It's interesting how most midwesterners go to state schools; I guess you all like to

Kevin R. McClure

kevinrmcclure

Two quick things about these cuts happening in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Vermont.https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2020/12/04/boulder-arts-and-sciences-dean-wants-build-back-faculty-post-pandemic-one-non-tenure

Aditya Mukerjee, the Otterrific 🦦 🏳️‍🌈

chimeracoder

once again, the Democratic party is choosing to actively harm poor and working class people in order to pander to an artificial image of a class that doesn't actually existhttps://twitter.com/mstratford/status/1361887361395789824

Dr Emily Emmott 🐒

Emily_Emmott

STUDENT MESSAGE 1: It is not the university that introduced your fees but the government. The government has decided not to reduce/subsidise your fees. They have not provided any meaningful

Stephen Punwasi

StephenPunwasi

Boomers: "You can't cancel $50k in student debt. I paid for my degree!" It also only took you a summer to pay off your degree, and will take students 10+

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/Let's talk about college admissions, why they're unfair, and why they're probably about to get more unfair unless things change.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-08-19/college-admissions-are-about-to-get-even-mor

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