U.S. Department of Education
FAFSA Relief: Federal Student Aid Confirms 2026–27 Form Will Launch On Time
The U.S. Department of Education confirmed the 2026–27 FAFSA form will launch on time, providing relief for students and families after last year's delays.
Wagner College Reaches Resolution Agreement with U.S. Department of Education Over Title IX Concerns
U.S. Education Dept. Probes Duke University for Racial Discrimination in Law Journal
U.S. Department of Education Launches History and Civics Seminars Grant for America's 250th Anniversary
Federal Student Aid Tightens Identity Checks to Combat Rising Fraud
McMahon Redirects Education Grants to Literacy, School Choice, and State Autonomy
U.S. Department of Education Drops $37.7M Fine Against Grand Canyon University
U.S. Department of Education Seeks Nominations for Student Loan Rulemaking Committee
By Chris John
University of Pennsylvania Violates Title IX Over Transgender Athlete Policy, Faces Federal Ultimatum
By Chris John
Millions of Student Loan Borrowers Face Wage Garnishment as Federal Collections Resume in May
By Chris John
Illinois University Agrees To New Anti-Discrimination Policy After Federal Probe Into Antisemitic Incidents
By Liana Teixeira
FAFSA Delayed Again: Revised Form Won’t Launch Fully Until December
By Liana Teixeira
Student Loan Update: Appeals Court Blocks Biden's Student Debt Repayment Plan
By UNIVERSITY HERALD STAFFFour Reasons Why College Food is Distastefully Expensive
By Julio Cachila'IMPACTing STEM Success ' Programj At Texas State Gets $5.8 Million Grant
By Loela Jones
