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House Passes Expansion of Student Loan Counseling
Bipartisan bill aims to improve the timing, frequency, and content of annual counseling for recipients of federal student loans and…
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University of Oregon offers first-in-nation virtual campus experience
Traditionally, the campus tour is a powerful recruitment tool — especially for institutions with unique and beautiful campuses, such as…
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Federal Judge Keeps DACA in Place
Court denies states’ request to end the Obama-era program, which grants work permits and protection against deportation to thousands of…
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Justice Dept. Backs Group Challenging Harvard’s Admissions Policies
Agency formally joins lawsuit that claims university discriminates against Asian-American applicants.
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Stanford Will No Longer Announce Admissions Rate
Decision is an attempt to curb the hype in the admissions process.
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California Agency Suspends GI Bill Eligibility for Some Colleges
Three of the suspended colleges from Missouri—Park University, Webster University, and Columbia College—persuaded a judge to block the agency’s actions.