Adam Kissel

Adam Kissel is senior fellow of the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy and a visiting fellow on higher education reform at The Heritage Foundation.

Biden’s ‘Plan C’ Scheme for Canceling Student Loan Debt Also Gets an ‘F’

Commentary If you’re confused about President Joe Biden’s various student loan debt-cancellation schemes, who can blame you? And ...

Viewpoints April 17, 2024
Biden Education Department’s Latest Plan for Socializing Higher Education

Commentary The U.S. Department of Education on Jan. 11 released new rules for income-based repayment of student loans, in what ...

Viewpoints January 12, 2023
Biden Administration Extends Attack on the Free Market in New Rules on Student Debt

Commentary Instead of addressing the college debt crisis, the Biden administration has proposed new rules designed to punish for-profit colleges ...

Analysis August 15, 2022

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Adam Kissel

Biden’s ‘Plan C’ Scheme for Canceling Student Loan Debt Also Gets an ‘F’

Biden Education Department’s Latest Plan for Socializing Higher Education

Biden Administration Extends Attack on the Free Market in New Rules on Student Debt