Public Universities 
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SOURCE: Salem News
3/24/2021
SSU Faculty Retrenchment Plan Accidentally Released
Salem (MA) State University's General Counsel disputed that a spreadsheet accidentally relased in response to a records request and circulated by a faculty member constitutes a plan to terminate faculty positions for budgetary reasons. Faculty argue that it is consistent with pressure they face to accept furloughs and doubt administration assurances that retrenchment is off the table.
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SOURCE: The Nation
3-23-15
It’s Time to End Tuition at Public Universities—and Abolish Student Debt
by Jon Wiener
In America today, people owe more on their student loans than they do on their credit cards. But there’s a simple and elegant way to end this travesty.
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