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Surveys Take Nation’s Pulse on Affirmative Action
Two new survey found that while most Americans support affirmative action for racial minorities in general, a majority opposes race…
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Advocacy Groups Urge Veterans Affairs to Increase Oversight over GI Benefits
Veterans groups raise concerns over a recent audit that estimated the department will waste $2.3 billion in the next five…
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Federal Judge Rules Against U.S. in Loan Forgiveness Case
A federal district judge says the Education Dept. must reconsider three cases involving the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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Inside Higher Ed: Mike Reilly, Executive Director of AACRAO, comments on transcript release
Michael Cohen’s testimony on President Trump’s grades has spurred discussion on student consent concerning transcripts.
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Purdue University Global Removes Mandatory Arbitration Clauses
The controversial agreements forfeited certain student rights to sue the institution, banning class-action lawsuits and pushing arbitration, even in fraud…
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House Panel Approves Bill to Expand Campus Voting
Committee advances legislation that aims to expand access to the ballot box, which contains language meant to make it easier…