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Affordable, but Not Free

Report suggests state-federal partnership to keep student loan payments at or under 10 percent of graduates’ income and estimates cost of doing so.

Here There Is Danger

Chad Raymond highlights four signs that suggest a higher ed institution may be on the path toward unrecoverable failure.

Clinging to the Core

University of Dallas steps back from proposed adult degree-completion expansion amid faculty worries it would be a poor curricular and identity fit, even as administrators say new sources of revenue are a must.

Second Thoughts About Higher Education Decisions

Most former college students say they would change either their major, college attended or credential pursued if they could do it all over again, survey finds.

New Programs: Mental Health Counseling, Nursing, Entrepreneurship, Public Health, Criminal Justice, Athletic Coaching, Taxation

Chicago School of Professional Psychology and Carroll University are starting an M.A. in clinical mental health counseling. Hawaii Pacific University...

Student Aid Skirmish

Republicans in Congress press issue of improper payments by Department of Education and suggest possible subpoena of former student aid chief.

Angst Over Middle-Class Aid

In several states, proposals seek to curb or end expensive grant programs that aren’t going to those who are most in need.

Trump Budget Would Slash Student Aid and Research

White House plan confirms drastic cuts to many programs while proposing to substantially alter loan programs.