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New Mexico's $959M Higher Ed Fund Paves Way for Tuition-Free College Tuition
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a groundbreaking bill establishing a $959 million fund for free college tuition, aiming to lead in education equity. Read to learn more.
Columbia President and Board Chairs To Face Congress Over Handling of Campus Antisemitism Crisis
Education Department Begins Distributing Financial Aid Data to Colleges After Months of Delays
Arizona Republicans Propose 'Grade Challenge Department' Allowing Students to Contest Alleged Political Bias in Marks
UCLA's Microcredential Program Aims to Alleviate Teacher Shortages in Multilingual Instruction
Biden's Ambitious Higher Education Budget for 2025: Free Community College and Pell Grant Increases
Virginia Ban of Legacy Preferences Paves Way for Fair Admissions
Louisiana Abandons Mandatory FAFSA Completion Requirement for High School Graduation
By Joy LiwanagIdaho Legislature Puts Brakes on University of Idaho's Acquisition of University of Phoenix
By Joy LiwanagInvesting in Girls' Education: A Pathway to Empowerment and Sustainable Development
By Joy LiwanagHopkins Medicine's Diversity Chief Steps Down Following Criticism of Privileged Groups
By Joy LiwanagDemocrats Demand Permanent Fix for FAFSA Issue
By Joy LiwanagKansas House Committee Passes Bill Penalizing Colleges for Diversity Statements
By Joy LiwanagNew College of Florida Appoints Scholar Advocating Colonialism, Raises Concerns Amid Conservative Overhaul
By Joy LiwanagDemocrats Defend DEI Against Republican Attacks
By Joy Liwanag
