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  • ACT announced that it will allow students who have accommodations already included in their individualized education plans (IEPs) or 504 plans (for education in high schools) to automatically be eligible to receive the same accommodations when they register for the ACT.
  • Federal judge finds Indiana University was reasonably pursuing legitimate public health aims in first court decision considering the constitutionality of a college’s COVID-19 vaccination requirement.
  • Trinity Washington University will clear the unpaid balances of 400 undergraduates and relieve them of the debt that often hinders students from completing college.
  • Advocates and lawmakers say allowing student loan payments to resume Oct. 1 could lead to “disaster.”

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