Opinion | Thank You, Big Business

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren often talk about tackling the high cost of college, but some schools are beating them to the punch. This week Cornell University’s medical school, Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City, announced a $160 million scholarship program to eliminate education debt for all of its students with financial need.

The fund is backed by the kind of Wall Street titans Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders love to assail. Major money for the scholarships came from the Starr Foundation, affiliated with former AIG...

WCMalumni opinion Love WCMC, disagree with the editorial

opinion Awesome. How about wiping out medical debts of those w/financial need so people don't go into bankruptcy over med bills. Or worse, die b/c they can't afford $700/month insulin. Better yet, how about those Wall Street titans make medical care/medicine affordable from the get-go.

opinion Time for the universities to reduce spending and invest in their students academic futures. Get back to basics. Offer advanced studies not watered down pablum.

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