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Prime Minister Liz Truss and her chancellor of the exchequer are to blame. It could be a preview of what happens if Republicans take over in the U.S.
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The Roberts Court Takes Aim at the Voting Rights Act
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September/October 2022 Print Edition
In this issue
When Gown Embraces Town
It’s time to judge colleges by their contribution to the economic and civic life of their communities. Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, passes the test brilliantly.
Breaking the Cycle of Privilege
Administrators at Bunker Hill Community College noticed that their paid internships weren’t reaching minorities and women in the numbers they intended. Here’s how they fixed it.
A Job and a College Degree Before You Graduate High School
“Dual enrollment” programs are the hottest reform in education. But they haven’t worked for lower-income students of color—until now.
Education
The (Student) Paper of Record
The Ball State Daily News has filled a local journalism gap.
Books
Ten Days of Grace
A former White House speechwriter remembers a critical period that shaped the Obama presidency.
