2021 in Higher Education Policy (A Good Year, Not a Great One)

Hosts Jon Fansmith, Sarah Spreitzer, and Mushtaq Gunja talk about the restart of student loan repayments on Feb. 1, and how that pandemic-relief policy is related to the Biden administration's broader pledge to cancel $10,000 in student debt. Jon is then joined by ACE Senior Vice President Terry Hartle, who reviews the higher education policy successes and failures of 2021, and what we can expect from Congress and the administration in 2022. The 'Charlie Brown Christmas Special' Dancers You Most Want To Party With Five Thirty-Eight Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on Student Debt, Critical Race Theory, & Howard Housing Crisis The Breakfast Club The Future of Student Loan Forgiveness dotEDU Episode 54 Nearly $40 Billion in Relief for Higher Education in Sight as Congress Nears Completion on COVID-19 Bill Reconciliation Framework Increases Maximum Pell Grant, Cuts Free Community College Biden Administration Outlines Policies to Support International Education; Travel to the U.S. Begins to Ease for International Students

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