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UC President Michael V. Drake responds to community concerns on cost of living, diversity and accountability during virtual town hall - Vimarsana News

UC President Michael V. Drake responds to community concerns on cost of living, diversity and accountability during virtual town hall

The town hall was broadcasted from Drake’s Oakland office on Feb. 24.

Three women indicted for allegedly using prison inmates' identities to obtain federal student loans - Vimarsana News

Three women indicted for allegedly using prison inmates' identities to obtain federal student loans

The six-count indictment charges the following defendants with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud affecting a financial institution and bank fraud.

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The College Affordability Act Is Unaffordable - Vimarsana News

The College Affordability Act Is Unaffordable

The House Education and Labor Committee recently released its proposal to reauthorize the Higher Education Act of 1965—the College Affordability Act.REF Much like the Affordable Care Act, the House Democrats’ proposal is anything but affordable.

Former Financial Aid Director of Texas College Indicted for Student Financial Aid Fraud - Vimarsana News

Former Financial Aid Director of Texas College Indicted for Student Financial Aid Fraud

TYLER, Texas – A Shreveport, Louisiana mother and son are among those indicted on federal charges in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston today. Angela Speech, 43; her son, Jeremy Marshall, 24; Devonaire Jones, 35; and Camyl Lewis, 24, were indicted by a federal g

Refocusing Higher Education Aid on Those Who Need It - Vimarsana News

Refocusing Higher Education Aid on Those Who Need It

During the current Higher Education Act (HEA) reauthorization,Congress should restore the HEA's original intent by awardingtaxpayer subsidies and grants to those students who cannototherwise afford higher education. The HEA should be reformed byending outdated and duplicative programs, eliminating subsidies tomiddle-class and wealthy families, and creating a public databaseto encourage smart consumer decision making.