It's the first time a state-level employment board, rather than the National Labor Relations Board with presidential appointees, will consider whether college athletes are employees with organizing rights.
Mental health concerns are strongly correlated with basic needs insecurity at a time when undergraduates appear to be spending more on their education.
In the lawsuit, U.S. attorneys wrote that federal law prohibits those here illegally from receiving postsecondary education benefits "if such benefits are denied to U.S. citizens residing in other states."
Annual spending on textbooks is about half of what it was two decades ago, fueled by growing demand for digital resources and discounted access programs.
