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Government Student Aid Policy

Consensus Reached on Workforce Pell, Earnings Test Looms

The committee will now move on to how to hold all programs accountable, and ED officials say they plan to create a level playing field, hinting at an overhaul of gainful employment.

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Student Success Health & Wellness

New Research Finds Pronoun Respect Linked to Lower Youth Suicide Risk

A survey by The Trevor Project shows that trans and nonbinary youth who feel their pronouns are respected are far less likely to report a suicide attempt.

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Quick Takes

Pomona College, UC Settle Antisemitism Allegations

Both Pomona College and the University of California settled antisemitism allegations last week. Pomona’s agreement resolves an antisemitism complaint filed...
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Quick Takes

DeSantis Plans Dramatic New College Expansion

Governor Ron DeSantis proposed transferring the University of South Florida’s (USF) Sarasota-Manatee campus to New College of Florida (NCF), which...
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Quick Takes

MacKenzie Scott Showers Colleges With More Gifts

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott is at it again with another round of gifts. Robeson Community College in North Carolina announced a...
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Business Academic Programs

Grad Programs Brace for Loan Caps

New borrowing limits for graduate programs and the elimination of Grad PLUS Loans have left universities scrambling to figure out how to help students pay for their education.

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Deep Dives

Is DEI Dead—or Just Changing?

After a year of repeated blows, diversity professionals and scholars are debating whether DEI has a future on college campuses, and if so, what its next iteration looks like.