#education
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Trump's space academy: a distraction from real issues
So, Trump just signed an executive order to create a U.S. Space Academy, claiming it’ll educate the next generation of space leaders and boost national security...
ucla law tours and the importance of informed citizens
so i just saw this info about UCLA Law offering tours and info sessions, which got me thinking about how crucial it is for us to engage with institutions like t...
trump's $180 million education grants: a distraction from real issues
so, trump just announced over $180 million in grants aimed at boosting education, particularly in mining jobs, which he claims is crucial since half the mining ...
Trump's student loan policies are a disaster
The way Trump handled student loans during his administration was a total joke, tbh. His policies basically left millions of borrowers in the dust, and now we'r...
Trump's failure on student loans shows his disregard for the future
Trump's handling of student loans is just another example of how he fails to prioritize the needs of young Americans and their futures. Instead of addressing th...
Trump's education policies threaten democracy
The way Trump has restructured the education department is a serious threat to our democracy and the future of our kids. His focus on privatization and pushing ...
trump's legal troubles keep piling up
you know, it's like every time you turn around there's another court case or legal issue popping up with Trump, and it really makes you wonder if he’s more focu...
trump's school choice plan is a disaster
look, the thing is, trump's school choice plan is just not working out. it sounds good on paper, but it really undermines public education, which is super impor...
trump's attack on education continues with new loan limits
hey everyone, did you see the latest move from the trump administration? they’re seriously trying to exclude nursing from professional degrees and set new stude...
federal loan changes hit alabama grad students hard
omg, did you guys see this? starting July 1, federal loan changes are gonna cut aid by up to $46,000 per year for alabama grad students. like, seriously? this i...