Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.) has argued that America needs free college. Making his case in The Washington Post this fall, he wrote, in part, “Today, there is universal ...

Today, there is universal access to free, public schools ... achievement is no longer enough. A college degree is the new high school diploma. What Bernie Sanders’s rise means for American ...

free college will go national. But free isn't free -- this plan would cost a lot of money. We're talking about the bill Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced a bill last week, which would ...

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has again signed onto a bill to make public colleges and universities tuition-free. The ...

Bernie Sanders is not giving up on his push for free college tuition. He introduced legislation Monday that would make tuition free for all in-state students at community colleges, as well as ...

Sen. Bernie Sanders’s proposal to make college free in the United States just got bigger: He wants to erase all student debt too. All $1.6 trillion of it. The Vermont senator will unveil the ...

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has proposed just that ... Let's make it free.'" Because college is a solid financial investment, Kreisman says, it makes sense to pay for it.

Sanders, in contrast, would eliminate all student debt regardless of income. Both favor free four-year college at public schools. “Bernie will always propose a plan that addresses the full scope ...

The cause of free college got another boost last week when Sen. Bernie Sanders, an independent Senator from Vermont and Democratic presidential candidate, introduced the "College for All Act," a ...

In its early months, Bernie Sanders’s presidential ... The most decisive reason to like Sanders’s goal of free college, however, didn’t become clear until the campaign itself began.

Related: Can Bernie Sanders deliver free college for all? Not so easily 5. It'll be a hard sell First, Congress would have to act on implementing the tax on financial transactions. And then each ...