The death of Katie Meyer, the Stanford University women’s soccer goalie who took her own life in March, brought scrutiny to college disciplinary processes and the stress they can cause students.

Meyer’s parents are now proposing a new university policy they believe could have helped their daughter when she was in crisis.

At Mott Community College, embedded credentials are giving a much-needed boost to learners in Flint, Michigan, who need to reinvent themselves in a shaky job market.

They also provide Mott’s faculty and administrative staff with a shared skills framework from which to build their workforce programs.

Last week, the U.S. Department of Education announced plans to forgive billions in federal student loans for those who attended college campuses owned by the now-defunct for-profit Corinthian Colleges. 

A former student weighs in on how the decision will impact her future. The Wall Street Journal's Josh Mitchell also joins the conversation with his thoughts on the Biden administration's broader approach to loan forgiveness.