The authors implore policymakers across the political spectrum to consider the viability of providing relief to all student borrowers by treating federal and private student debt the same.
Their college campuses closed, crestfallen students have journeyed back to their childhood bedrooms — and to chores, revived sibling rivalries and curfews.
The president of Liberty University, which he partially reopened to students during the pandemic, accuses a NYT photographer and ProPublica reporter of trespassing.
As in-person classes are a thing of the pass at least for now, there are 250 students still staying on campus. They have to. They say they don’t have the internet at home.
The temporary job cuts are intended to help the college save money when COVID-19 has closed campus and threatens to plunge the nation into a deep recession.
As the pandemic spread, campus presidents came to grips with a reality that had once been unthinkable — and helped pave the way for the rest of the country to follow suit.