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September 18, 2023
Student borrowers had every reason for optimism heading into the summer as schools let out across the country. They went three years without worrying about their monthly obligations, thanks to...
May 12, 2023
The burden of paying for a quality college education is much lower for Florida Polytechnic University students
April 19, 2023
Alabama is progressing in education in many ways, especially for students throughout the state. However, one group within the state's educational system seems to be encountering some obstacles to achieving this progress, teachers
January 25, 2023
Today’s average college student has to work about four times as many hours on minimum wage as a student 30 years ago to access the same education.
November 18, 2022
As Lee Newspapers’ Public Service Journalism team reported on Sunday, one in five North Carolina residents face medical debt that is in collections. That ranks this state fourth in the
November 16, 2022
North Carolina enacted a law early in the coronavirus pandemic that gave medical providers near-absolute immunity from civil liability. Now, the nation's largest for-profit health care system could use that law to quash a medical malpractice claim that has nothing to do with COVID. Some legislators say they want to revisit the law.
August 20, 2022
(The Center Square) — Georgia teachers are expected to spend $96 million of their own money on classroom supplies, more than their counterparts in several surrounding states.
August 19, 2022
(The Center Square) — Georgia teachers are expected to spend $96 million of their own money on classroom supplies, more than their counterparts in several surrounding states.
July 1, 2022
The controversial “ICE” sheriffs cooperation legislation has been successfully fast-tracked through the General Assembly in the final week of the regular 2022 session.
July 1, 2022
The N.C. General Assembly has passed a controversial Republican-sponsored bill that would require sheriffs to hold suspects in certain crimes for at least 48 hours when their immigration status is