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UPike's Webb addresses issues at national meeting, advocacy day in Washington, D.C. | News - Vimarsana News

UPike's Webb addresses issues at national meeting, advocacy day in Washington, D.C. | News

University of Pikeville President Dr. Burton Webb said that the message he recently carried to the annual meeting and advocacy day held by the National Association of Independent Colleges and

Scholarships Available For FAU's Emerging Scholar Program - Vimarsana News

Scholarships Available For FAU's Emerging Scholar Program

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Expanding higher education for incarcerated students - Vimarsana News

Expanding higher education for incarcerated students

The Educational Justice Institute at MIT and the New England Board of Higher Education released a report that aims to expand access to higher education in New England prisons. The report outlines 15 prison-based and community-based recommendations, as well as actions that others can advocate for.

Source: mit.edu
As COVID emergency ends., workers hit with bigger student loan debt - Vimarsana News

As COVID emergency ends., workers hit with bigger student loan debt

In March 2020, the federal government froze payments on all federal student loans. In August 2022, the Biden Administration forgave a portion of federal student debt. Borrowers who qualified each got $10,000 of their debt forgiven, while Federal Pell Grant Program recipients got $20,000 of their debt written off. Although…

College Loans and Hazlitt's Lesson: Ignoring the Larger Picture - Vimarsana News

College Loans and Hazlitt's Lesson: Ignoring the Larger Picture

Politicians calling for student loan forgiveness or free college tuition have failed to understand the larger consequences of unlimited student lending