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Congress Moves to Mandate October 1 FAFSA Release Date, Addressing Delays and Ensuring Timely Financial Aid Access
Congressional Republicans propose advancing FAFSA release to October 1, aiming to streamline aid access amid ongoing delays and challenges. Read to learn more.
Northwestern College Shuts Down After 122 Years, Leaving Students and Higher Education Community in Limbo
Antisemitism and Islamophobia: Brown University Settles With Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights on Title VI
Americans' Confidence in Higher Education Continues to Decline Amid Rising Concerns Over Political Bias and Cost [Poll]
Columbia University Deans Removed After Antisemitic Texts Spark Controversy Amid Campus Tensions
Bloomberg Donates $1 Billion to Make Medical Education Free at Johns Hopkins, Redefining Access to Healthcare Professions
Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration's Title IX Regulations in Another 4 States, Citing Overreach and Vagueness
Lehigh University Expels Student Who Admitted to Forging Documents and Using ChatGPT To Write Essay for Scholarship; Concerns Over AI in Admissions Grow
By Joy Liwanag
2024-2025 US News Best Global Universities Rankings Highlight Top Institutions Worldwide
By Joy Liwanag
5 Inspiring Journeys: Stories of Uzbek Students at Top US Universities
By Joy Liwanag
African Students Rack Up Debt Despite Full Bursaries from NSFAS
By Joy Liwanag
DEI Case Study: Black Student Pursues Medical Career Amid Program Debates
By Joy Liwanag
ICE's Fake University Students Win Right to Sue US Government
By Joy Liwanag
University Degrees Now Essential for Young Britons to Thrive in Tough Economy
By Joy Liwanag
Rising Cost of a Bachelor’s Degree: Is It Worth the Investment?
By Joy Liwanag
