College Uncovered: Who should hold power over higher education?

In a thought-provoking podcast series, Harvard Law alum and former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer joins forces with Bella Ramirez, a high-achieving student from Boston University, to explore the complex issues surrounding higher education. As a resident assistant on campus, Ramirez has firsthand experience with the challenges faced by students navigating the high costs of living in Boston, where tuition fees and living expenses can be prohibitively expensive. In this series, Breyer and Ramirez delve into the question of who should hold power over higher education, sparking a critical conversation about the future of American universities and the students they serve. With Breyer's expertise in the law and Ramirez's on-the-ground perspective, this podcast series promises to shed new light on the intricacies of higher education policy.

Listen to the whole series TRANSCRIPT Justice Stephen Breyer, a Harvard Law alum with judicial roots in the Boston area, including helping create this federal court. Bella Ramirez is a high-achieving student who hustles. As an undergrad at Boston University, she worked as a resident assistant on campus. Boston has very high costs of living, […] The post College Uncovered: Who should hold power over higher education? appeared first on The Hechinger Report.