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  • University of Michigan changes in-state tuition requirements for DACA students.
  • Democratic candidates search for a moderate approach to debt relief.
  • Morehouse College is launching a new fundraising and research initiative to curb student loan debt and help graduates build careers unburdened by heavy debt.
  • As lawmakers debate expanding Pell Grant eligibility to short-term programs, a new report from the Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations released Thursday urges more efforts to collect data on the outcomes of current short-term programs.

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