A Year After The Student Debt Strike Policymakers Are Battling Over The Way Forward

By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel - The Washington Post

It’s been a year since 15 former students of the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges refused to repay their federal student loans, alleging the for-profit giant defrauded them. The “debt strike” sparked a movement of students pressuring the government into forgiving debt they obtained pursuing dubious degrees and certificates from for-profit colleges.