A California bill would put college athletes at odds with the NCAA and their universities; an "emporium" model to teach math has spread; and more.
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Colleges may not come up much, but some candidates are pushing more-ambitious proposals — like forgiving all college loans. Here’s what to expect on Wednesday and Thursday. (PREMIUM)
The “emporium” approach has drawn national attention and support from deep-pocketed foundations. But two new studies raise questions about whether this model of mathematics instruction works well for academically challenged students. (PREMIUM)
A company called Edquity wants to connect students with emergency financial-aid money. Its very focus says a lot about the state of American higher ed.
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