In 2012, the UK government allowed tuition in English universities to rise from a little over £3,300 to ($5,500) to … Continued

In policy circles, we talk a lot about whether education is a public or a private good (it’s both), and … Continued

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: it’s unfair that some people graduate with debt, and others don’t.  The … Continued

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a blog analysing the distributional effects of tuition reductions vs. targeted grants, and concluded … Continued

I’ve been dealing a lot with issues of access in Africa (specifically, Senegal and Uganda) over the past couple of … Continued