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Education Department Announces $6.1 Billion Loan Relief for Art Institute Students Impacted by Misleading Practices
The Education Department announced a $6.1 billion loan relief for Art Institute students due to misleading practices and fraud. Read to learn more.
Faculty Union Sues Hudson Valley Community College Over Withholding Safety Report
Connecticut Legislature Moves Away from Banning Legacy Admissions, Shifts Focus to Transparency
House of Representatives Votes To Codify Broad Definition of Antisemitism Into Federal Civil Rights Law
Equity Gap Persists: Report Finds Marginal Diversity Gains Despite Race-Conscious Admissions at Selective U.S. Colleges
Department of Education Implements Temporary Fix for FAFSA Social Security Glitch, Benefits Mixed-Status Families
Cardona Denounces Antisemitic Protests; Senate Republicans Call for Prompt Action
Lawmakers Plan Extensive Crackdown on Campus Antisemitism, Threatening Funding
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By Joy LiwanagSix States and Conservative Groups Sue Biden Administration Over New Title IX Rule, Alleging Unlawful Overreach
By Joy LiwanagIndiana University Changes Assembly Ground Policy, Sparking Backlash
By Joy Liwanag
Wells College in New York to Close After 156 Years Due to Financial Challenges
By Joy LiwanagPro-Palestinian Protesters Occupy Columbia University's Hamilton Hall, Defying Suspension Orders
By Joy LiwanagChicago Art School - SAIC Implements Machine Learning in Admissions Process to Enhance Student Engagement
By Joy Liwanag
