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The Number of Americans Studying in China has Rapidly Declined Since Covid-19. Can Exchanges Recover?
Can study abroad repair rifts between the U.S. and China despite the U.S. Department of State telling Americans to “reconsider”…
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House Education Committee Chair Says Campus Antisemitism Probe Will Continue After Harvard President Resignation
The committee will be “investigating many schools in terms of how they are handling antisemitism, DEI, and where is their…
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U.S. Department of Education Discloses 758K Additional Student Borrowers Have Been Hit with Billing Errors
As it did with that first batch of borrowers, the U.S. Department of Education said it would suspend interest on…
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U.S. Trade Commission Accuses Grand Canyon University of Using Deceptive Advertising
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suing Grand Canyon University for allegedly deceiving prospective doctoral students by misrepresenting costs, program…
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U.S. Department of Education Will Start Negotiating Rulemaking for Possible Changes in Accreditation, Distance Education, Return of Title IV Funds, and More
The U.S. Department of Education will convene another committee to begin hammering out its next round of higher education regulations.
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Federal Judge Allows West Point to Use Race in Admissions Despite Ongoing Lawsuit
A federal judge denied a request to temporarily bar West Point from using race in its admissions process, the second…