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Education Department to Restart Debt Collection on Defaulted Student Loans
About 25 percent of all borrowers have or will default on their student loans in the next few months, and another 35 percent are at least 60 days past due.
What We’ve Learned So Far From Tracking Student Visa Data
More than 1,500 students from nearly 250 colleges have had their visas revoked, but who they are—and why they’ve been targeted—is still largely unknown.
NIH Appeals Block on Rate Change Proposal
GAO Calls for Federal Agencies to Do More to Close the SNAP Gap
Students have trouble accessing federal food benefits. Poor planning at the Ed Department and the Department of Agriculture aren’t helping, a new GAO report concluded.
State-Imposed Tuition Freezes Come With Unintended Costs for Students
A new report argues that efforts by state lawmakers to cap or freeze college tuitions can actually come at a cost for students.
An Unreliable Partner
Under Linda McMahon’s leadership of ED, colleges should prepare for a student aid policy characterized by inefficiencies and overreach, Daniel A. Collier writes.