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Trump’s Deportation Campaign Raises FAFSA Privacy Concerns, Advocates Say
In guidance to mixed-status families, the National College Attainment Network addressed fears that FAFSA information could be shared with immigration officials.
Education Dept. Finalizes PSLF Rule Limiting Who Gets Forgiveness
The department says fewer than 10 employers will be affected a year, but advocates fear the rule could set “a troubling precedent.”
21 States, D.C. Ask Court to Reverse Ed Department’s TRIO Grant Rejections
Democratic attorneys general from 21 states and Washington, D.C., filed briefs this week asking a court to reverse the Trump...
Crime Scene Houses Teach Career Skills to Criminal Science Students
More colleges are manufacturing crime scenes in an on-campus facility to give students hands-on experience solving mysteries.
More College Leaders Speak Out Against Compact but Don’t Reject It
Experts say the mixed messaging reflects confusion over the Trump administration’s muddled rollout of the agreement and a desire to keep all options open.
Illinois Launches Effort to Re-Enroll Some College, No Degree Cohort
Illinois has launched a statewide effort to re-enroll students who stopped out of college, in partnership with ReUp Education, a...
Student Mental Health Challenges Persist
Students’ mental health and overall well-being continue to lag, finds Inside Higher Ed’s Student Voice survey, even as campuses expand support services.
How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Threatens Student Success
At a webinar Tuesday, experts shared projections about how the budget bill could impact college students and their financial stability.