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Deep down in the water

Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named…

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How Can Higher Ed Bring Transparency to the Alternative Credential Marketplace?

In this Education Dive article, Natalie Schwartz writes about questions experts are asking about the…

Communications InternMay 8, 2019

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Female Candidates for President Still Face Bias in 2020

Shawn Zeller writes in Roll Call about research on the role of gender bias in…

Communications InternMay 8, 2019

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Gender Bias Is Brewing in the 2020 Democratic Primary. Here’s How.

This article in The Lily cites the recent CEW report "May the Best Woman Win?…

Communications InternMay 7, 2019

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How Gender Bias Is Shaping the 2020 Democratic Primary

In this Washington Post analysis, Amber Phillips writes about the role that gender bias could…

Communications InternMay 6, 2019

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American Students Have Changed Their Majors

Justin Fox writes in Bloomberg about students' new college major preferences. Fox cites the CEW…

Communications InternMay 6, 2019

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An Inconvenient Truth: The Road to Retirement Means Working Longer

In this CNBC article, Stan Litow explains why many potential retirees can't stop working. Litow…

Communications InternMay 6, 2019

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110,000 Washington Students a Year Will Get Money for College, Many a Free Ride

Katherine Long writes in the Seattle Times about the passage of a bill in Washington…

Communications InternMay 5, 2019

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State Chambers of Commerce Partner on ‘Work-Based Learning’

In this Education Dive article, Riia O'Donnell writes about a state network aiming to expand…

Communications InternMay 3, 2019

Deep down in the water

How Can Higher Ed Bring Transparency to the Alternative Credential Marketplace?

Female Candidates for President Still Face Bias in 2020

Gender Bias Is Brewing in the 2020 Democratic Primary. Here’s How.

How Gender Bias Is Shaping the 2020 Democratic Primary

American Students Have Changed Their Majors

An Inconvenient Truth: The Road to Retirement Means Working Longer

110,000 Washington Students a Year Will Get Money for College, Many a Free Ride

State Chambers of Commerce Partner on ‘Work-Based Learning’

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