The Salient Blog

Inside Higher Ed reporter Sara Weissman quotes CEW’s Jeff Strohl on the college programs and supports designed to help students get well-paying jobs and the limited research on their effectiveness at achieving this goal.

Blurb: The Chronicle of Higher Education cites “The Cost of Economic and Racial Injustice in Postsecondary Education,” and “Born To Win, Schooled To Lose” in an article about  the increased interference by some state governments that’s drastically impacting programs and policies in higher education.

Fox Business production assistant, Kristen Altus cites “If Not Now, When?” in an article about the rising costs of attending college.

Forbes contributor and Lumina Foundation CEO Jamie Merisotis cites “The College Payoff” in an article regarding  the importance of viewing learning and work as intertwined as it’s crucial to continuously put effort towards growing skills.

Business Insider senior labor and inequality reporter Juliana Kaplan cites “If Not Now, When?” in an article that examines the long-term ramifications of a decades-old decision to cut federal spending on education and Pell Grants that continues to impact tuition, which has grown by 169% since 1980.

Diverse Issues in Higher Education staff writer Jon Edelman cites “Race, Elite College Admissions, and the Courts,” and quotes CEW’s Anthony Carnevale in an article on the impact a ban on affirmative action will have on maintaining diversity at selective colleges.

Higher Ed Dive senior reporter Jeremy Bauer-Wolf cites “Race, Elite College Admissions, and the Courts,” and quotes CEW’s Anthony Carnevale in an article about  the struggle to create diverse classes at selective colleges if race-conscious admissions is banned.

Reuters reporter Gabriella Borter cites “Race, Elite College Admissions, and the Courts,” and quotes CEW’s Anthony Carnevale in an article about  the impact on racial diversity at colleges if SCOTUS bans affirmative action.

Bloomberg reporters Jeff Green and Kelsey Butler cite “Race, Elite College Admissions, and the Courts,” and quote CEW’s Zack Mabel in an article on the effects of ending race-conscious affirmative action whilst still continuing legacy admissions.