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Department of Education DOE releases six issue papers of proposals to ensure institutions of higher education and federal student aid programs best serve students.

On January 2, 2024, the Department of Education (DOE) released six issue papers that contain a range of proposals to ensure institutions of higher education and federal student aid...

International growth, acquisitions, and a post-pandemic return to normal have Uber firing on all cylinders. Adding to the bullish outlook over the next six to twelve months is strong institutional sponsorship, intriguing

Post and Courier Columbias annual Power List highlights the areas top movers and shakers among heavyweights in politics, business, public safety, education, the environment, food, music and the arts.

Trump's campaign promise to fire college accreditors that do not uphold a new set of educational standards that he proposed this week may be difficult to enact.

With hundreds of postsecondary programs for students with intellectual disabilities available, a newly formed accrediting agency is set to help families determine which ones are of the highest quality.

Over the last 14 years, JSU has named seven presidents. Here is a look at them.

Expect to hear a lot about the 2003 HEROES Act, the law that the Biden administration is invoking to cancel debt.

The 118th Congress will open its doors on January 3, 2023. A new class of Congressmen provides new opportunities to right-size federal intervention in education and give parents more choices about where and how their children are educated. A host of issues—from preschool through college affordability, to education choice and parental rights—require Congress’s attention. Early Childhood Education and Care Following are the steps that Congress should take to put parents and young children fi...

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