April 15, 2020
MORE News from NAICU
Brooks’ Bill Supports College Completion by America’s Low-Income Students
College Debt Loads in the U.S. Leveling Off for Many Students
Round-Up: Federal Judge Rules Harvard Admissions Practices “Pass Constitutional Muster”
Round-up: NCAA Athletes Could Be Paid Under New California Law
By the Numbers: Is College Worth the Cost?
Younger Workers Report Biggest Gains in Happiness With Pay
When Free Isn't Really Free - Opinion
These Are the People Struggling the Most to Pay Back Student Loans
'I'm Drowning': Those Hit Hardest By Student Loan Debt Never Finished College
Ending the Growing Student-Debt Problem
House Subcommittee Approves Funding Bill With Billions in New Student Aid
Fate of Region, Educational Institutions ‘Joined at the Hip’
Even in Strong Job Market, High-School Graduates Flock to College
Study Finds U.S. Loans Don't Inflate Professional School Tuition
Round-up: Sen. Warren Proposes to Cancel Student Loan Debt and Make College Tuition Free
The Student-Debt Crisis Hits Hardest at Historically Black Colleges
Press ‘Reset’ for More Students?
Barbara K. Mistick, D.M., Appointed President of NAICU
Teachable Moment
Meredith College President Jo Allen Elected Chair of the NAICU Board of Directors
Former Congressmen Capuano and Goodlatte Receive 2019 Award for Advocacy for Independent Higher Ed
Influential Democrat and Republican Figures: Tales of Student-Debt Woes Are Overblown
Round-up: Trying Anew to Jump-Start Overhaul of Higher Ed Law
Yes, You Still Need to Pay Your Student Loans During the Shutdown — But You Could Hit Some Snags
Sex Assault Rules Under DeVos Bolster Defendants’ Rights and Ease College Liability
David L. Warren to Retire in 2019 after 25 Years as NAICU President
The Value of Independent Colleges - Opinion
On Election Day, Here’s What Higher Ed Should Watch For
New Education Department Rules to Change Procedures for Campus Sexual-Assault Cases
The Little College Where Tuition Is Free and Every Student Is Given a Job