WBEZ: Supreme Court strikes down Biden’s student loan forgiveness program
By Stephanie Kim In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court ruled Friday that the U.S. Department of Education does not have the authority to erase student debt. The...
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Capitol Fax: IBHE responds to US Supreme Court: “This ruling is an attack on people of color”
June 29, 2023 By Rich Miller The ruling is here. From the Washington Post… The Supreme Court on Thursday held that admissions programs at Harvard and the University...
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Press Release: Partnership for College Completion Describes Next Steps Forward After Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Debt Forgiveness
Partnership for College Completion Describes Next Steps Forward After Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Debt Forgiveness June 30, 2023 MEDIA CONTACTLauren Grimaldi, Communications Associate Lauren@partnershipfcc.org CHICAGO, IL– In...
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Press Release: Partnership for College Completion Response to Supreme Court Decision to Strike Down Affirmative Action, Makes Recommendations on Path Forward
Partnership for College Completion Responds to Supreme Court Decision to Strike Down Affirmative Action, Makes Recommendations on Path Forward Urges Institutions and Advocates to Fight Back June 29,...
read morePress Release: Partnership for College Completion Applauds the State Legislature for Increasing College Affordability
Partnership for College Completion Applauds the State Legislature for Increasing College Affordability Looks Ahead to Commission Recommendation May 31, 2023 MEDIA CONTACT Chief of Staff, Blanca Jara Blanca@partnershipfcc.org...
read morePress Release: Partnership for College Completion to Launch New Report on Equitable Funding for Public Universities Prior to Commission’s Recommendation
May 22, 2023Media Contact: Blanca Jara, Chief of Staff Blanca@partnershipfcc.org Chicago, IL– Illinois is attempting to go from having no system for deciding on the amount it appropriates...
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