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Resolution Blocking Debt-Relief Plan Clears House Committee

House Republicans on the Education and Workforce Committee advanced a resolution Wednesday on a party-line vote to overturn President Biden’s...
A marching band in red and gold outfits plays in front of the Reflecting Pool and Washington Monument.

A Growing Corps of ‘Capital Campuses’

Satellite campuses are proliferating and expanding in Washington, D.C. Not only do they enhance the student experience, but they also give institutions access to policy makers and grant-writing organizations.

Florida Senate Rejects New College Trustee Choice

The Florida Senate rejected one of the six New College of Florida trustees Republican governor Ron DeSantis appointed to force...

WVU Coach Suspended Over Homophobic Slur

West Virginia University announced a three-game suspension and $1 million pay cut for men’s basketball coach Bob Huggins yesterday, two...

Appeals Court Reverses 2 Varsity Blues Convictions

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit reversed the fraud convictions of two wealthy parents accused of participating...
Four incarcerated students stand in front of a mural of the Blue Mountain Community College logo at Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution.

A Cost-Saving Measure Raises Concerns for Incarcerated Students

Blue Mountain Community College will no longer run G.E.D. programs at local prisons. Campus leaders say the program isn’t cost-effective. Faculty members are concerned students’ education will be disrupted.

Calley Stevens Taylor works with a student on their laptop.

Student Success Champion: Calley Stevens Taylor Breaks Silos in Student Services

As the vice president for student success and engagement at Cedar Crest College, Calley Stevens Taylor is establishing a union between academic and student affairs and unifying the student experience.

Stacks of one-hundred-dollar bills piled on top of one another

Federal Student Aid Funding Woes Complicate Resuming Student Loan Payments

Experts and advocates worry that the Education Department lacks adequate funds and won’t be able to prevent high rates of default and delinquency when student loan payments eventually turn back on.