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The Case for Pell in Prisons

Broad coalition makes lifting ban on Pell Grants in prisons a top priority as lawmakers debate an update to the Higher Education Act.

What Should Colleges Tell Admitted Applicants About Aid?

Education Department joins groups seeking more clarity in the way colleges tell would-be students about financial assistance.

Debt Without Default

Some experts think it's time to rethink how the government collects on defaulted student loans, moving away from punitive measures that may not help borrowers make progress toward paying debt.

Obfuscating Net Price

Study finds four-year colleges fail to meet federal standards for disclosing costs on their websites.

White House Looks to Curb Student Lending

As talks on new higher ed legislation heat up on Capitol Hill, the Trump administration weighs in with its priorities.

Broader Executive Action

White House may be planning executive actions on program-level outcomes data and student loan risk sharing, as well as on free speech, perhaps around the release of its proposed budget next week.

Senator Pushes ‘Debt-Free’ as Solution for College Costs

Hawaii Democrat Brian Schatz reintroduces legislation for debt-free public college with hopes of shaping an update to the Higher Education Act -- and the 2020 Democratic primary race.

Democratic Take on the Higher Education Act

Senate education committee's top Democrat, Patty Murray, says new higher ed law must take comprehensive approach and tackle college affordability.