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Federal Complaint Seeks to End Legacy Admissions
After the Supreme Court ruling prohibiting race-conscious admissions practices, activists filed a complaint, arguing that legacy preferences help students who…
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New Program Provides Refugee Students a Path to U.S. Colleges
A new plan backed by the U.S. State Department will enable qualified students to resettle in the United States, enroll…
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Court Upholds In-State Tuition Rate for Undocumented Texans
Although the court left the door open for future challenges on Texas’ in-state tuition policies, the ruling is positive news…
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Pell Grants for Prisoners Restored
Individuals enrolled in approved prison education programs will be eligible for Federal Pell Grants for the first time in thirty…
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SCOTUS Admissions Ruling Prompts Institutions to Question the Consideration of Race in Scholarships
Several institutions moved to remove the consideration of race in awarding student scholarships following the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling…
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden’s Student Loan Debt Relief Plan
Shortly following the decision, the administration unveiled new steps to aid borrowers.