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Oregon Considers Ending Free College
The state agency overseeing the promise program argues it hasn’t yielded the outcomes they hoped for. But community college advocates aren’t ready to see it end.
Advising the College Search in the Age of AI, TikTok and Anxiety
The CEO and incoming president of the Independent Educational Consultants Association discuss what independent college consulting looks like in 2026, half a century after the field emerged.
Dual-Enrollment Students Need More Support
A new study from Helios Education Foundation and Florida State University finds accelerated students often need clearer advising, transition support and academic planning.
California Community Colleges Make Progress in Curbing Financial Aid Fraud
25 States Sue ED Over Grad Student Loan Limits
Democratic-led states say the agency’s rule implementing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act contradicts that law and arbitrarily limits federal borrowing by aspiring nurses and other students.
5 Questions for Arthur Levine on the Real Price of College
Brandeis University president Arthur Levine hopes the institution's new AI-powered cost calculator will encourage more institutions to be up front with students about pricing.
Minnesota Contends With $131M Aid Shortfall
It’s the third year in a row in which the state can’t meet demand for student aid, thanks to rising enrollment, changes to FAFSA and tuition hikes.
