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The House Republican Trying to Redefine Graduate Student Loan Caps
Inside Higher Ed called up Rep. Michael Lawler to talk about his push to expand the list of programs whose students get access to higher loan caps.
‘Start From Yes’ Initiative Challenges Transfer Credit Skepticism
Nineteen higher education organizations, including several accreditors, are backing the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers’ new campaign...
Opinion
15 Years of Title IX Reform—Yet Campus Sexual Assault Remains Pervasive
Regardless of what happens next in Washington, the changes we need should start with sex education and changes to campus cultures.
Undocumented Students Grapple With Loss of In-State Tuition
Students face uncertainty, large tuition bills and emotional distress when policy changes strip them of access to in-state tuition prices.
Opinion
Who Do You Want to Become?
Students know what college is for. Many of the sector’s critics do not.
Are Scholarships Based on Country of Origin in Danger?
Such scholarships are fairly common, though one international enrollment expert acknowledged that some institutions already had doubts about offering them.
Federal Judge Sides With Students Against Trump’s Deportation Policy
In a case that could have wide-ranging implications for international students, a federal judge in California ruled Friday that the...
Connecticut Workforce Office Gave Cardona $250K No-Bid Contract
Connecticut’s Office of Workforce Strategy awarded an up to $250,000 no-bid contract to former U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to...