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Vaccine Challenges
Indiana U. students sue the institution over its COVID-19 vaccination requirement. Arizona bars public institutions from requiring vaccines, testing, and…
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International Student Enrollment Expected to Recover this Fall, Survey Finds
Most U.S. institutions intend to bring students back to campus this fall, with 86 percent planning some type of in-person…
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Report Finds Admissions Policies that Hurt Minority Applicants
Many colleges “continue to use admissions policies that disproportionately and gratuitously benefit students from white and affluent families.”
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Education Dept. Delays FAFSA Overhaul
The new, simplified aid application will be delayed by one year as the department struggles with decades-old technology.
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AACRAO Urges Lawmakers to Support Students, Institutions in FY 2022 Budget
As lawmakers begin to work on funding bills for the upcoming fiscal year, AACRAO and other associations call on Congress…
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Biden Administration Grants Debt Relief to Defrauded Borrowers
The Education Department will cancel the federal loans of 18,000 former ITT Technical Institute students, resulting in a total of…