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How can states encourage students to fill out the FAFSA?
States are adopting policies that mandate students to fill out the form, but experts say these efforts should come…
Warren requests GAO investigation into Education Department layoffs
Sen. Elizabeth Warren asked the government watchdog to probe if employee reductions in the Federal Student Aid…
DOJ lawsuit accuses UCLA of ignoring antisemitism on campus
The agency sued the University of California, arguing its Los Angeles campus was “deliberately indifferent” to…
SUNY Fredonia cutting 14 degrees, 7 minors
The public institution is still trying to close a multimillion-dollar deficit after years of enrollment declines.
Higher education must be rebuilt to restore public trust. Here’s how.
The heads of the American Association of University Professors and the American Federation of Teachers lay out their…
Here’s a list of the biggest donations to colleges in 2026 so far
We’re keeping tabs on gifts and commitments of $100 million or more made to higher education institutions.
From AI agents to holographic patients: The future of nursing education is happening at The University of Miami
How is AI being integrated into nursing education? Just look at the University of Miami.
Week in Review: A flurry of new Education Department rules and proposals
We’re rounding up recent stories, from the University of Michigan’s latest property purchase to belt-tightening…
Pressure mounts for Education Department to release research funds
The U.S. Department of Education says it will meet its statutory obligations for funding, but lawmakers say…
Education Department proposal would erode student protections, critics warn
They praised some regulatory proposals that would require programs to pass an earnings test but said others would…