Biden-Harris Administration Extends Student Loan Pause Through May 1, 2022

SUNY Union Divided Over Chancellor

U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights Solicits Public Input on Civil Rights Data Collection for 2021-22 School Year

Howard Students End Sit-In

Financial Aid Offices Face Staffing Shortages

A Tool to Compare Colleges

One Last Cut?

U.S. Department of Education to Establish an Enforcement Office Within Federal Student Aid

U of Alabama Asks Employees to Sign Confidentiality Agreement

Michigan President Will Step Down Early

U.S. Department of Education Announces Transformational Changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, Will Put Over 550,000 Public Service Workers Closer to Loan Forgiveness

Secretary Cardona Statement on Confirmation of Education Department Officials Brown, Rodriguez and Graham

Into Their Own Hands

Battle Over a Texas Boycott

U.S. Department of Education Announces New Actions to Improve Educational Outcomes for Students In Puerto Rico

Not Coming, Not Staying

Statement from Secretary Miguel Cardona on the Confirmation of James Kvaal as Under Secretary of Education

U.S. Department of Education Announces New Grant Program to Provide Funding to School Districts Being Penalized for Implementing COVID Safety Measures

‘Enough Is Enough'

A Leg Up for Diverse Adult Learners

Taking a Stand Cost Her a Job

Transition Amid Grief

Secretary Cardona Tells Alachua and Broward County School Districts: "We stand with you"

Heated Debate Over a New College District

Earning a Living and College Credit at the Same Time

COVID-19 Roundup: Division Over Safety Protocols

The ‘Human Cost' of Stranded Credits

When to Go Remote

U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights Announces Civil Rights Data Collection for the 2021-22 School Year

Education, Labor Departments Renew Efforts to Help Unemployed Americans Pursue Postsecondary Education