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Leadership & Policy

NADOHE Presentation Maps Affirmative Action Aftermath

Scholarships are risky, but much can be done in the realm of recruitment.

Community Colleges

Massachusetts Governor Launches Free Community College Initiative

Massachusetts Gov. Maura T. Healey has launched a new program establishing free community college for Massachusetts residents, age 25 and older.

Leadership & Policy

ED Settles With Law Schools Accused of Improperly Disbursing Aid

Leadership & Policy

AFT Prez Sends Letter to WVU Board Over Proposed Cuts

Proposed cuts at West Virginia University have drawn the attention of the nation’s largest highest education union.

Leadership & Policy

Applications for SAVE Student Loan Payment Plans Open

The U.S. Department of Education has announced borrowers can now apply for the Biden administration’s new plan to reduce monthly payments.

Reports & Data

Panelists Discuss Use of User-Centered Design in California's Upcoming Education Data System

Thinking about an intended audience when designing a system is but one of the lessons panelists shared during a recent webinar hosted by California Competes.

Leadership & Policy

ED Starts Discharges of $39B in Debt for 804,000

Cancellations will benefit borrowers who had Income-Driven Repayment plans, which make up about half of the over $1 trillion in outstanding federal direct loans.

Leadership & Policy

Baylor Confirms Exemption from Title IX Claims

Baylor University's religious tenets immunize the Baptist research institution from certain Title IX complaints, according to the U.S. Department of Education.

Leadership & Policy

New Mexico to Provide Student Loan Forgiveness for Students Enrolling in Health Programs

New Mexico's program will provide up to 100 percent student loan forgiveness for residents who graduated from one of the 23 out-of-state professional and graduate programs.

Leadership & Policy

Appeals Court Blocks Relief for Students Who Were Defrauded by Their Schools

Student borrowers defrauded by their colleges may have to wait for debt relief after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit blocked rules aimed at making it easier for them to get loan forgiveness.

Leadership & Policy

College Board Asks Florida Schools Not to Offer AP Psychology Classes

The College Board is encouraging Florida schools not to offer AP Psychology classes at all after the state education board reportedly told school districts the course cannot be taught if it included lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity.

STEM

NSF Leaders Discuss Investments in AI Research

Efforts to research, improve, and democratize AI for use in numerous fields are underway, according to NSF experts.

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