“Schools that receive federal funds must follow federal law, period.” This is what US Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos told the Senate Appropriations Committee on
Category: higher education
Inadvertent Lesson in Racism: the Chronicle’s Trump Syllabus
Just as the Education Town Hall was going on hiatus, during renovations here at We Act Radio, the Chronicle of Higher Education published its “Trump
NJ MED’s Approach to Increasing Grad Rates
Albert N. Mitchell II joins the Education Town Hall, Thursday 10/9, to discuss his program, NJ MED: Minority Educational Development. Mitchell describes NJ MED as
Students Against Sweatshops, for “TFA Truth”
Leewana Thomas of United Students Against Sweatshops joins host Thomas Byrd on the Education Town Hall, Thursday, October 9, to discuss the group’s “Education Justice”
Young Invincibles Address Higher Ed Need and Costs
Are you and your family struggling with college affordability? Are you suffering from student debt? It’s important to tell your story, says Jasmine Hicks, National
Closing the Race Gap
Young Invincibles is a non-profit working to expand economic opportunity for young adults. Their recent report, Closing the Race Gap, examines racial disparities in education
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