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June 30, 2016

Via: Inside Higher Ed

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Northeastern University took a beating in early June for a fund-raising effort derisively dubbed a student loan lottery on Twitter. But beyond social media sneers, the effort provided a window into a larger struggle to turn young graduates into donors.

That struggle is more difficult because of the higher student loan debts, tougher job markets, increased mobility and new technological trends of recent years.

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