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House Bill to Give Students with Drug Convictions Access to Financial Aid
Legislation would prohibit the Education Department from asking about drug convictions in future federal aid applications, including the Free Application…
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Judge Rules in Favor of Harvard in Admissions Case
Federal court upholds Harvard’s race-conscious admissions process.
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NACAC Votes to Eliminate Parts of Ethics Code
For the past two years, the Justice Department has been investigating whether NACAC’s code violates federal antitrust laws.
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Congress Approves, President Trump Signs Stop-Gap Funding Bill
The continuing resolution will keep funding for agencies, including the Education Department, at their current level until November 21.
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Congressional Caucuses Outline Priorities for HEA Reauthorization
The lists include increasing college accessibility and affordability, oversight of the higher education system, and renewed support for minority serving…
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Education Dept. Reimburses Colleges for Cancelled Perkins Loans
Agency announces a solution to the question of whether colleges owed millions of dollars to the Treasury since the Perkins…