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The 30-month pause on student loan payments is astoundingly regressive, Andrew Gillen writes.

By Andrew Gillen

An early adopter of income-share agreements, Purdue has paused new enrollments in its plan, citing servicing challenges amid the switch to a new vendor. Critics won’t be sad to see them go.

Key regulatory agenda items will not be completed until July 2024 at the earliest.

Federal scrutiny grows of a practice colleges use widely. Two experts discuss what policy makers and institutions can do to avoid impeding students from jobs or further education.

A new poll shows 82 percent of borrowers believe Biden should make college more affordable.

The awards were corrected, but the Education Department watchdog says more needs to be done to prevent future mistakes.

A new Economic Mobility Index highlights postgraduation outcomes of colleges that serve high numbers of low-income students.

Many teachers face the need to acquire a graduate degree, often taking on student debt for a high-demand job that yields few economic rewards. What should be done?