A federal judge calls student loan relief unlawful, deepening limbo for borrowers npr.org/2022/11/10/113…

Weird timing, I know, but I also just pubbed this feature story that has NO lawsuits or student loans in it. Just puppets. And I loved every minute reporting it. npr.org/2022/11/11/113…

A thoughtful unpacking of the debt relief legal story…

In completely unrelated student loan legal news... A judge has granted final approval to a settlement that would erase the loans of 200,000 borrowers who say they were ripped off. npr.org/templates/stor…

New story, but I need your help. I'm looking to talk w/ student loan borrowers who... --Have old federal loans (10+ years) --Have spent time in forbearance or deferment --Think you might be helped by this... studentaid.gov/announcements-…

Especially all you FFELP borrowers, feeling burned by the admin for cutting you out of debt relief. This IDR overhaul could help you more than anyone. We should chat: [email protected]

In case you haven’t already subscribed to our newsletter – sign up! This week @sequoiastweets Cory Turner Elissa Nadworny janet w. lee & @aniloza16 bring you some of the stories that have stuck with us throughout the busy year that has been 2022. npr.org/newsletter/ed

The rollout of a new student loan repayment program from the Department of Education may be complicated by the fact that the Office of Federal Student Aid — the agency that oversees the government's student loan portfolio — is in a funding crisis. n.pr/3W55r0C

Dear current and former K-12 teachers, I'm doing some work re: why teachers choose to leave teaching (pay, politics, lack of support, life, etc.). If you've recently left, or are considering leaving, I'd love to hear from you. [email protected] or DM me

What we do (and don't) know about teacher shortages, and what can be done about them Pt. 1 on Morning Edition Pt. 2 tonight on All Things Considered Please, please press PLAY if you can. So much rich sound. Big tx to prod Lauren Migaki npr.org/2023/03/22/116…

Sad irony: Publishing this opus on the day lay-offs begin at NPR Keep us in your thoughts. Cliche as it is, this place is truly a family. And we're about to lose 10% of ourselves.

Soundproofing for recording these NPR's Short Wave tracks? Or shelter as we await layoff news? Sending strength to everyone at NPR. I hate this.