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5 Questions About Quickly Approaching Deadlines for Parent PLUS Borrowers
Parents who borrow on their children’s behalf need to act soon to avoid potentially higher monthly payments and the loss of loan forgiveness options, financial aid experts say.
Questions Raised Over Claims of Vacant Space at ED
Current and former employees say some ED staffers are sharing desks and that the administration has added cubicles in recent months.
New Survey Announcements From IES Give Hope for Agency’s Revival
Higher ed researchers and policy experts are pleased to see the agency get back to work after losing 80 percent of its staff. But one college access group has concerns about how the Trump administration may use the data it collects.
Breaking Down ED’s Interagency Agreements
The Trump administration is sending various Education programs to other agencies. Most recently, officials said the civil rights investigations will shift to the Justice Department. Here’s how these agreements work.
House Ed Panel Tackles Alleged Truman Scholarship Bias, Financial Aid Fraud
Democrats largely opposed Republicans, arguing that their attention should be focused on other issues such as the growing affordability crisis.