Articles
America’s Colleges Struggle to Envision the Future of Diversity on Campus
In the midst of application season and the Harvard admissions trial, campuses want “diversity” but aren’t certain what it is — or how to get it.
The Christian Science Monitor | The Hechinger Report
January 16, 2019
Ivy Degree — Now What? Low-income grads struggle with careers, status
There is no “golden ticket.” Earning an elite degree brings fresh stress for low-income first gens who must decide whether to get rich — or save the world.
Christian Science Monitor | The Hechinger Report
April 1, 2018
Low-income, first-generation students have — finally — established a beachhead at Ivy League schools. Now the real work starts.
Low-income first gens are no longer the outsiders they once were.
The Hechinger Report | The Washington Post
March 15, 2018
Is the College Degree Outdated?
There’s a credential revolution on. What do you REALLY need to succeed?
The Atlantic | The Hechinger Report
April 27, 2017
A New Spin on College Financing? Treating Students Like Stocks
Could Income Share Agreements be an alternative to student loans? Or will they change what college is about?
PBS Newshour (Hechinger Report) | The Hechinger Report
March 18, 2016