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The legal battle over President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program has reached the Supreme Court, which will decide whether the administration has the authority to forgive the loans and whether the plaintiffs have standing to sue.

The University of Iowa’s Learning at Iowa program reinforces necessary skills for incoming students, preparing them for academic success by focusing on mind-set, metacognition and memory.

The King’s College needs $2.6 million to meet its “immediate needs” and stave off closure. Weeks into the fundraising effort, less than $200,000 has been donated.

A new report alleges that “higher education accreditors don’t want to hear your complaints.” That's not true, the accreditors say.

Break Through Tech’s Sprinternships offer women and minority groups short-term opportunities for professional experience in tech.

Steven J. Berberich, interim vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost at the University of Missouri at St. Louis, has been appointed to the job on a permanent basis. Jay M. Bernhardt, dean of the Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas at Austin, has been named president of Emerson College, in Massachusetts.

But the administration says it is standing firm on religious freedom in higher education.

A study finds that increased cannabis use among students, including vaping, is common on college campuses.

A NACE survey finds students who engage with campus career centers receive more job offers and paid internships than their peers who do not. Here’s how to make career readiness a strategy rather than a scramble.