Secretary of Education Joins Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Chuck Schumer for a Roundtable Discussion With Student Loan Borrowers and Advocates

Flexibility for Borrowers in Default

Education Department Announces Relief for Student Loan Borrowers with Total and Permanent Disabilities During the COVID-19 Emergency

Department of Education Announces Expansion of COVID-19 Emergency Flexibilities to Additional Federal Student Loans in Default

Department of Education Announces Action to Streamline Borrower Defense Relief Process

A First Move on Borrower Defense

Statement from U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on Federal Student Aid Leadership

$40 Billion for Colleges

Changes in Financial Aid

Would Canceling Student Debt Promote Racial Equity?

Biden Rejects $50,000 Loan Forgiveness

Major Loan Servicer Settles Mass. Lawsuit

Biden's Higher Ed Team Takes Shape

Parents, Loans and Fairness

Biden Extends Break on Repaying Student Loans

Private College Worries

U.S. Department of Education Announces Additional College Scorecard Updates, Providing Greater Transparency on Borrower Repayment Progress and Postsecondary Costs

Secretary DeVos Releases Statement on Signing of COVID Relief Package

Congressional Deal Would Give Higher Ed $23B

Next Gen portal will help reduce administrative burden, streamline processes for financial aid professionals who administer the federal student aid programs

Secretary DeVos Expands on Revamped College Scorecard, Adding Second-year Post Graduation Earnings and Cumulative Loan Data to Help Students Make Informed Choices

Secretary DeVos Extends Student Loan Forbearance Period Through January 31, 2021, in Response to COVID-19 National Emergency

How Much Will Biden Be Able to Do?

Department Launches 2021-22 FAFSA Cycle

Department Launches 2021-22 FAFSA Cycle

ZIP Codes and Equity Gaps

Controversial Tax Break for Loan Payments