Sara Goldrick-Rab
Prof. of Sociology & Medicine, @templeuniv @templemedschool/ President & Founder @hope4college #RealCollege / Founder @believeinstudents / CSO @edquityapp / Mom
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Temple’s Hope Center for College, Community and Justice Celebrates
The Hope Center for College, Community and Justice recently celebrated its second anniversary with the announcement of strategic organizational growth, five new teammates, and a new home within the
Sara Goldrick-Rab
Our new @hope4college in @templemedschool under Dean @JohnDalyMD is fantastic.
The #RealCollege movement is so fortunate for this support at a critical time for students!
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SUNY May 2020 #RealCollege Survey Report | The Hope Center
Now in its fifth year, the #RealCollege survey is the nation’s largest, the longest-running annual assessment of basic needs security among college students. In the absence of any federal data on the…
Questions and grief linger after Philly police fatally shoot Walter Wallace Jr.; Mayor Kenney promises ‘speedy and transparent’ investigation
"It didn't have to happen that way," said a cousin of Walter Wallace Jr., a 27-year-old Black man whom police shot and killed Monday. His death sparked protests and unrest in the city overnight.
Family Of Black Man Killed By Philly Cops Called For Ambulance, Not Police
Civil unrest ensued after two officers fired over a dozen shots Monday at 27-year-old Walter Wallace in front of his mother for having a mental health cr...
College SNAP Project
Making it easier for college students to connect with benefits. SNAP In Your State What is SNAP? How Do I Use This? Find out about SNAP in your state • AL • AK • AZ…
United Way Champions Get the Inside Track on Bridge to Finish | United Way of King County
The COVID-19 crisis has created additional challenges for community college students who were already struggling with food and housing insecurity in our region, said Seattle Colleges chancellor, Dr.
Beyond the Bell Tower Episode 38: Grace Anning Yoshihara
Grace fantasized about celebrating her graduation from NC State from the first day on campus. It was the graduation ceremony that motivated her to devote every hour of each day to earning her degree w
Loeschner Lecture - Fall 2020
Join David Figlio, SESP Dean, to talk with Sara Goldrick-Rab for a conversation about her research, which inspired the documentary film "Hungry to Learn". Dr. Goldrick-Rab will speak on hunger and food insecurity among college students in the next...
Bethune-Cookman opts for no sports in 2020-21
Bethune-Cookman, which will move to the SWAC in 2021, has opted not to play sports in the spring, becoming the first known Division I institution to cancel sports for the entire school year.
Covid-19 Cuts Hit Contingent Faculty Hard. As the Pandemic Drags On, Some Question Their Future.
Instructors on the margin wonder if their jobs will come back.
PASSHE begins planning for six-university consolidation | WITF
Plans to bring together six of the State System of Higher Education’s 14 universities are beginning to take shape.
Police fatally shoot man in West Philly
The shooting occurred in the 6100 block of Locust Street.
Checking the Systems That Hold Us Back
On The Nation’s new podcast, System Check, hosts Melissa Harris-Perry and Dorian Warren set about diagnosing and repairing our malfunctioning democracy.
Philadelphia Bail Fund
The Philadelphia Bail Fund is a community bail fund based in Philadelphia that posts bail for people who are indigent. We work with the community to vigorously advocate for the end to cash bail in Philadelphia and cities around the United States.
College costs are out of control because, as a nation, we've failed our citizens (opinion) | Inside Higher Ed
Colleges spend so much on student support because, as a nation, we have failed our citizens, argues Liliana Rodriguez.
More emergency aid is the help today’s students need
By Julie Peller and Edward Conroy
Trump fights in court to block pandemic food aid for lowest-income Americans
Critics say the Trump administration is trying to return to its pre-Covid mission of shrinking safety net programs.
New pop-up food hall combats campus food insecurity at Temple
Along with delicious food, pop-up, pay-what-you-can Gather Food Hall at Temple offers an innovative, stigma-free solution to campus hunger.
SIGN NOW: LETTER TO CONGRESS REQUESTING EMERGENCY AID FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS - Deadline 10/28
This form is for authorized signers* of organizations and higher education institutions who agree Congress should provide emergency aid grant funding in the next federal stimulus package. Organization names only will appear on the final letter....