Finance
Biden Administration Halted Student Loan Forgiveness Plan as Courts Issue Injunctions, Leaving Millions in Limbo
Federal judges have halted Biden's SAVE plan for student loan forgiveness, creating uncertainty for millions of borrowers counting on relief. Read to learn more.
Lincoln University Suspends Relations With Alumni Association Over Financial Audit and Conduct Agreement
Trump Proposes Granting Green Cards to Foreign Graduates of US Colleges, Marking Shift in Immigration Stance
Pell Grant Program Runs $11.4 Billion Surplus, Says Congressional Budget Office
Former IT Director at Webster University Admits to $2 Million Fraud Scheme
FAFSA Crisis Deepens as Cordray Addresses Challenges and Promises Improvements
Texas Public Colleges Freeze Scholarships to Comply With New Anti-DEI Law; What Does It Imply to Diversity and Inclusion?
Biden Administration Propels Student Loan Forgiveness Efforts Amid Legal Challenges; Understanding Options: Federal vs. Private Loans
By Joy Liwanag
University of Wisconsin to Close Fox Cities Campus Amid Financial Struggles, Enrollment Decline
By Joy Liwanag
House Rules Committee Rejects Legislation Expanding Pell Grants to Short-Term Workforce Programs
By Joy Liwanag
Biden Struggles to Gain Support for Student Loan Debt Relief, Survey Finds
By Joy Liwanag
NASFAA Urges Congress to Extend Deadline for Gainful Employment Rule Compliance
By Joy Liwanag
Bipartisan Push to Expand Pell Grants to Workforce Training Faces Hurdles in Congress
By Joy Liwanag
Pittsburgh Technical College Announces Closure Amid Enrollment Decline and Market Pressures
By Joy Liwanag
Monica Smith Resigns Amid Controversy Over DEI Funding
By Joy Liwanag
