Finance
10 Pennsylvania Universities Vote to Keep Tuition Under $8K For 6th Straight Year
Pennsylvania's state university system voted on Wednesday to freeze in-state undergraduate tuition costs at $7,716 for the sixth year in a row, bucking the trend of rising tuition at many colleges across the country. Read to learn more.
US Higher Education Trends: State Funding Rises as Tuition Income Falls; What Can UK Learn From This?
Congress Introduces Campus Housing Affordability Act, Expanding Section 8 Voucher Access for College Students
Congress Moves to Mandate October 1 FAFSA Release Date, Addressing Delays and Ensuring Timely Financial Aid Access
Northwestern College Shuts Down After 122 Years, Leaving Students and Higher Education Community in Limbo
Americans' Confidence in Higher Education Continues to Decline Amid Rising Concerns Over Political Bias and Cost [Poll]
African Students Rack Up Debt Despite Full Bursaries from NSFAS
International Students and Financial Hurdles in Higher Education: Here Are Practical Tips That Could Help
By Joy Liwanag
FAFSA Rollout Challenges Students and Institutions Amid Deadline Pressures
By Joy Liwanag
$1.6 Trillion Student Loan Still Unpaid, Millions of Borrowers Struggle as Payments Resume
By Kareen Liez
FAFSA Delays Cause Small Colleges to Cut Budgets and Programs
By Joy Liwanag
MOHELA Empowers Missouri Students with Mission-Mini Grants to Boost FAFSA Completion
By Joy Liwanag
Federal Judges Block Key Components of Biden's Student Debt Relief Plan; Borrowers May Not Get Debt Cancellation or Lower Payments
By Joy Liwanag
University of Arizona Advances Integration of Global Campus Amid Financial Debate
By Joy Liwanag
Biden vs. Trump's Key Priorities in Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
