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Grace Hall

Grace is a Martin Center intern and works and lives in Georgia. She may be contacted at ghall@jamesgmartin.center.

Articles by Grace Hall


Did You Know? Classics Departments and Programs Are Disappearing

Sep 23, 2021 · Grace Hall · Comments Off on Did You Know? Classics Departments and Programs Are Disappearing

The study of the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations through their languages, literature, and history— the study of Classics—is part of the bedrock of a rigorous university education. While some … Continue reading “Did You Know? Classics Departments and Programs Are Disappearing”


Did You Know? Another Pause on Student Loan Repayments

Aug 19, 2021 · Grace Hall · Comments Off on Did You Know? Another Pause on Student Loan Repayments

Student loans in the U.S. total nearly $1.7 trillion, and at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, President Trump temporarily paused federal student loan payments and dropped interest rates to … Continue reading “Did You Know? Another Pause on Student Loan Repayments”

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