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Interest Accrual Resumes for Biden’s SAVE Plan
The Education Department will soon begin charging interest for the nearly 7.7 million borrowers on the Saving on a Valuable...
Texas Law School Deans Fight to Keep ABA Accreditation
A group of Texas law school deans is urging the state Supreme Court to uphold American Bar Association accreditation standards...
FAFSA Completion Rate Bounces Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Nearly 54 percent of graduating high school seniors had completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid as of June...
Barnard Settles Antisemitism Lawsuit, Agrees to Demands
Barnard College settled a lawsuit brought by Jewish students who claimed the institution failed to sufficiently address campus antisemitism. Barnard...
U.S. Army Reorganizes, Closes ROTC Units at Colleges
Eighty-four college campuses will see changes to their Army ROTC programs, ranging from total closure to merging with a program...
Boston Furthers Efforts to Host HBCU Campus
The city of Boston is moving forward with a plan to establish a satellite campus of a historically Black college...
Education Department Postpones NACIQI Summer Meeting
The Department of Education pushed back a semiannual meeting of its accreditation advisory committee from July to October, raising red...
N.C. Gov. Vetoes Bills Targeting ‘DEI,’ ‘Divisive Concepts’
North Carolina’s Democratic governor has vetoed two bills the Republican-led General Assembly passed targeting what lawmakers dubbed “diversity, equity and...