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ED Refuses to Discharge Eligible Student Debt, Lawsuit Claims
A group of former students filed a class action lawsuit against the Department of Education Wednesday for refusing to discharge...
2 New Members Join AAU
Georgetown University and the University of Alabama at Birmingham have joined the Association of American Universities, bringing the organization’s membership...
Students’ Subject Choices ‘Not Matching Up to Workforce Needs’
Too many are pursuing degrees in biological sciences and IT, with shortages in business and engineering despite high employer demand, study finds.
4 in 10 Students Flag Digital Wagering Risks
But most student success administrators say their institution isn’t tracking the issue or they aren’t sure how it’s responding.
House Committee Accuses APA of Fostering Antisemitism
A House of Representatives committee accused the American Psychological Association of perpetuating antisemitism through “resolutions, listservs, newsletters, publications, and conferences”...
McMahon Says ‘Institutional Decay’ Compelled a ‘Reckoning’
In a speech Wednesday, the education secretary echoed what she said at Arizona State last week, this time praising Vanderbilt University as she focused on combating ideological bias and restoring public trust.
McMahon Reportedly Plans to Spend $43K on Furniture for Her New Office
Education Secretary Linda McMahon plans to spend just over $43,000 in taxpayer dollars to furnish her new office, and Democrats...
Students Push Colleges to ‘De-Flock’
An increasing number of colleges signed contracts with Flock Safety following the 2024 pro-Palestinian protests. As students raise privacy concerns, some institutions are abandoning surveillance cameras.