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Will student-loan cancellation go through this time? Why borrowers could be disappointed again and the plan may not deliver votes for Biden.

TCU students believe campus staff could do more for mental health: Here’s what you need to know.

The US Army is considering reductions to the Credential Assistance and Tuition Assistance programs, which could impact education for soldiers.

Resist Wash U is calling for students to protest Boeing and much more on the Quad Saturday

OU is in a season of change on campus, with numerous administrative leadership transitions, leaving OU with more open academic dean positions than its collegiate peers. As this semester winds

As of late March, 40 percent fewer first-time filers had completed the FAFSA compared with the same time last year, according to Education Department data.

A growing segment of students are using generative AI tools to complete schoolwork but educators remain divided on how to respond.

Proponents of new technology say it can alleviate stress on advisers and make expertise more accessible but critics say this work needs a human touch

Higher education institutes across Louisiana are urging students to apply for FAFSA as soon as they can and to tap into available resources to better understand how to navigate the potholes the change has created.

Numerous legal, ethical, and civil liberties questions raised.