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ED Proposes Cutting Federal Aid to Low-Earning College Programs

Yale Report Calls for Sweeping Reforms to Rebuild Public Trust in Higher Education

Nonprofit Partnership Unveils Plan for Low-Cost, AI-Centered Undergraduate Degree

New CASE Report: Giving to Colleges Rises, But Fewer Donors Are Carrying the Load

AAUP, AFT Unveil Election-Year Blueprint to Counter Trump’s Higher Ed Agenda

Court Halts Controversial Effort to Track Race in College Admissions

ED Terminates Title IX Agreements Shielding Transgender Students

Trump’s FY2027 Budget Would Gut Higher Education Funding

Federal Ruling Compels UPenn to Turn Over Information on Jewish Community Members

Court Throws Out DOJ Suit, Protecting In-State Tuition for Undocumented Minnesota Students

Critics Warn Kentucky’s New Faculty Bill Opens Door to Political Interference

Harvard Faces Another DOJ Lawsuit and Two New Civil Rights Probes

State Funding Pressures Mount for Public Universities Across the Nation

ED Transfers $180B in Defaulted Student Loans to Treasury Dept.

Student Loan Borrowers Face Mounting Hurdles as Oversight Gaps Widen

Pell Grants Are Expanding. So Is the Funding Gap.

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ED Proposes Cutting Federal Aid to Low-Earning College Programs

Yale Report Calls for Sweeping Reforms to Rebuild Public Trust in Higher Education

Nonprofit Partnership Unveils Plan for Low-Cost, AI-Centered Undergraduate Degree

New CASE Report: Giving to Colleges Rises, But Fewer Donors Are Carrying the Load

AAUP, AFT Unveil Election-Year Blueprint to Counter Trump’s Higher Ed Agenda

Court Halts Controversial Effort to Track Race in College Admissions

ED Terminates Title IX Agreements Shielding Transgender Students

Trump’s FY2027 Budget Would Gut Higher Education Funding

Federal Ruling Compels UPenn to Turn Over Information on Jewish Community Members

Court Throws Out DOJ Suit, Protecting In-State Tuition for Undocumented Minnesota Students

Critics Warn Kentucky’s New Faculty Bill Opens Door to Political Interference

Harvard Faces Another DOJ Lawsuit and Two New Civil Rights Probes

State Funding Pressures Mount for Public Universities Across the Nation

ED Transfers $180B in Defaulted Student Loans to Treasury Dept.

Student Loan Borrowers Face Mounting Hurdles as Oversight Gaps Widen

Pell Grants Are Expanding. So Is the Funding Gap.

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