Grade Point: Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduces $1.2 trillion plan to tackle student debt

Yale students aren't ready to close the book on the school's libraries just yet; Some colleges receiving the most GI benefits spend the least on educating veterans, report says

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduces $1.2 trillion plan to tackle student debt The Democratic presidential candidate released a bold plan to cancel student debt for many American households and eliminate tuition. By Danielle Douglas · Read more Yale students aren't ready to close the book on the school's libraries just yet Throughout the country, librarians are grappling with how to preserve book culture while ensuring that knowledge — whether in print or digital form — is widely accessible. By David Yaffe-Bellany and Jacob Stern · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Some colleges receiving the most GI benefits spend the least on educating veterans, report says Veterans Education Success, an advocacy group, found seven of the 10 colleges that receive the most in tuition benefits for veterans spend less than one third of that money on instruction and graduate barely one quarter of students. By Danielle Douglas · Read more   A Yale Law School policy was meant to protect LGBTQ students. Other saw anti-Christian bias. Controversy ensued. A Yale Law School policy has sparked a heated controversy, with some condemning the rule as discriminating against Christian groups while others praise it for protecting gay and transgender students. By Susan Svrluga · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Perspective Congress should move to protect vulnerable college students from shoddy offerings Lawmakers are discussing innovative ideas to make college more affordable and accessible. But without new measures to protect consumers and hold schools accountable, America's most vulnerable students will remain at risk. By John B. King Jr. and Aaron S. Ament · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Answer Sheet newsletter A school survival guide for parents (and everyone else), from education policy to psychology, by Valerie Strauss on Fridays. Sign Up

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