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Scalia’s Incorrect Affirmative Action Claims

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s suggestion during a hearing of oral arguments for the case…

CEW GeorgetownDecember 11, 2015

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So Long, Pricey Degree: Grads From These Schools Outearn Ivy Leaguers

In this Takepart.com article, Joseph Williams uses the data from our report, "Ranking Your College: Where…

VikkiDecember 10, 2015

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Six Million Missing Jobs- Coverage by Report

VikkiDecember 10, 2015

News Coverage by Report

Here’s how much people earn 10 years after attending the most expensive colleges in America

In this Business Insider article, Kathleen Elkins ranks the most expensive colleges in America by…

VikkiDecember 10, 2015

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The Tipping Point: Most Americans No Longer Are Middle Class

In this NPR article, Marilyn Geewax reports on how the average American family is no…

VikkiDecember 10, 2015

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How Will the Supreme Court Rule on Affirmative Action?

In this New York Times article, Emily Bazelon discusses how the Supreme Court will rule…

VikkiDecember 9, 2015

News Coverage by Report

What People Want to Know About the Payoff of Different Degrees

In this Chronicle of Higher Education article, Beckie Supiano interviews Carnevale on the Center's new…

VikkiDecember 9, 2015

News Coverage by Report

Why a new ranking says the University of Colorado Denver is the best college in the US

In this VOX article, Libby Nelson discusses how the University of Denver is ranked the…

VikkiDecember 8, 2015

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College Graduation Gaps by Race Set to Remain for Rest of Century

In this National Journal article, Emily DeRuy discusses graduation gaps by race. She references our…

VikkiDecember 8, 2015

News Staff Mentions

The Future of Affirmative Action

In this Atlantic article, Richard Kahlenberg discusses the future of affirmative action. He cites Anthony…

VikkiDecember 8, 2015

Scalia’s Incorrect Affirmative Action Claims

So Long, Pricey Degree: Grads From These Schools Outearn Ivy Leaguers

Six Million Missing Jobs- Coverage by Report

Here’s how much people earn 10 years after attending the most expensive colleges in America

The Tipping Point: Most Americans No Longer Are Middle Class

How Will the Supreme Court Rule on Affirmative Action?

What People Want to Know About the Payoff of Different Degrees

Why a new ranking says the University of Colorado Denver is the best college in the US

College Graduation Gaps by Race Set to Remain for Rest of Century

The Future of Affirmative Action

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