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Sara Hebel

Sara Hebel

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Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Open Campus

Washington

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Total articles 145

  • Can John Sharp protect his maroon empire?

    By Sara Hebel| Open Campus@ A few months into the COVID-19 pandemic, John Sharp received a call from someone identifying himself as Ben Carson, then the U.S. secretary of housing and urban development. The caller said he wanted the Texas A&M System chancellor to help set up a trial testing whether a compound from the oleander plant could help combat the new virus. Sharp didn’t buy it.

    By Sara Hebel · Open Campus

    Oct. 03, 2023

  • Three counties that tell the story of America's education divide

    By Scott Smallwood, Sara Hebel| Open Campus@ A newsletter about role of higher education in society — plus Open Campus developments. The education divide remains one of the most powerful forces in American politics. This understanding — mentioned on so many podcasts and cable news shows — has become so entrenched this fact may sound unfathomable: Back in 2000, Al Gore and George Bush split the 100 most educated counties in the country right down the middle. Now, of course, the Democrats win four out of five of them.

    By Scott Smallwood, Sara Hebel · Open Campus

    Nov. 08, 2024

  • Three counties that tell the story of America's education divide

    By Scott Smallwood, Sara Hebel| Open Campus@ A newsletter about role of higher education in society — plus Open Campus developments. The education divide remains one of the most powerful forces in American politics. This understanding — mentioned on so many podcasts and cable news shows — has become so entrenched this fact may sound unfathomable: Back in 2000, Al Gore and George Bush split the 100 most educated counties in the country right down the middle. Now, of course, the Democrats win four out of five of them.

    By Scott Smallwood, Sara Hebel · Open Campus

    Nov. 08, 2024

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Open Campus

Open Campus is a nonprofit news organization dedicated to covering higher education. It partners with local newsrooms to deliver expert reporting that meets the specific needs of communities. The organization focuses on creating in-depth, community-centric stories that aim to fill gaps in educational journalism. Through its journalistic partnerships, Open Campus collaborates with regional news outlets to produce content that reflects localized expertise in higher education. The organization prioritizes coverage that addresses the unique challenges faced by underserved communities, ensuring that important educational information is accessible to the public.

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Founded: 2019