Finance
Arizona Governor Signs Bill Allowing Students to Opt Out of Funding Certain Student Organizations
Arizona's new law allows public university students to opt out of funding specific student groups, sparking debates on free speech. Read to learn more.
UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Search Faces Challenges Amid Salary Concerns and Post-Pandemic Risks
FAFSA Crisis Deepens as Students and Institutions Struggle Amid Rollout Failures
Biden Proposes $84 Billion Student Loan Forgiveness Plan for 26 Million Borrowers
Georgia State University Contemplates Closure of Prison Education Program Amid Financial Constraints
FAFSA Alternative: California Opens California Dream Act Application for Students with Undocumented Parents
Goddard College in Vermont To Close by End of Spring Semester; Declining Enrollment and Financial Challenges Seen as Major Reasons
Biden's Student Debt Relief Plan: Here's a Closer Look at What's on the Table
By Joy Liwanag
FAFSA Completion Plummets: Crisis Looms for Student Federal Aid Access
By Joy LiwanagBiden Administration Introduces Sweeping Relief Plan for Over 26 Million Student Loan Borrowers, Prioritizing Economic Equity and Opportunity
By Joy LiwanagU.S. Education Department Expresses Concerns Over Financial Stability of Online Program Management Company 2U
By Joy LiwanagNorthland College Staves Off Closure Despite Fundraising Shortfall
By Joy LiwanagEducation Department to Rectify Student Aid Application Errors
By Joy LiwanagEducation Department Delays Gainful Employment Reporting Deadline to Prioritize FAFSA Release
By Joy LiwanagHouse Subcommittee Plans Hearing on FAFSA Rollout Issues
By Joy Liwanag
