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Subsidizing Institutions Instead of Students?

Republican lawmakers aren’t sold on the idea that doubling the maximum Pell Grant would actually help lower-income students better afford college.

The Time for a Fresh Start

Parts of the student loan program are in dire need of reform -- and now is the perfect time to do it, according to witnesses at a Senate subcommittee hearing.

Continuing Relief for Borrowers?

Advocates and lawmakers say allowing student loan payments to resume Oct. 1 could lead to “disaster.”

Warren Using Her Power Over Education Department

It’s not unusual for senators to hold up the confirmation of presidential nominees -- but it is unusual when the holdup comes from a member of the president’s own party.

Earmarks Are Back

Seven of the appropriations bills approved by the House committee include funding that would go directly to colleges and universities.

Recovery Help on Campus and Off

Medgar Evers College gets a new infusion of cash, which college leaders expect to have a lasting impact on students and surrounding neighborhoods in Brooklyn that were hard-hit by the pandemic.

FAFSA Completion Falls 4.8%

Report says fewer students -- especially low-income and minority students -- are filling out the form.

Court Defeat for DACA

President Biden has pledged to appeal a federal judge’s ruling against the program that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation.