Higher Education
Understanding Student Loan Interest Rates for Fall 2026
Paying for college has become increasingly complex in recent times. Tuition and living expenses continue to rise, and federal student loan regulations frequently change. These shifts make it challenging for some borrowers to utilize available
Howard University Students Face Housing and Class Removal
Incoming Howard University freshman Isabella Williams, 18, diligently applied for numerous local scholarships. She kept this effort secret from her parents, viewing it as a special contribution to her family’s burden. Her mother had to
Louisiana Aims for Increased Educational Attainment Amid Financial Aid Reductions
The state of Louisiana has established a target for 60% of working-age residents to possess either a degree or a significant credential by 2030. This ambitious goal reflects a broader push towards improving educational attainment
Changes in Measuring Higher Education Outcomes
The federal government has introduced a significant shift in assessing higher education outcomes. This marks the first time that programs involved in the federal student loan initiative will face scrutiny based on their graduates’ earnings.
New Accountability Measures in Higher Education
The federal government has significantly altered how it evaluates the outcomes of higher education. In a landmark decision, all programs participating in the federal student loan program will now be accountable for their graduates’ earnings.
Addressing the Challenges of Higher Education
For over ten years, the conversation around higher education has focused primarily on access. While important, there is a crucial need to consider the students who leave college without obtaining their degree. The Hechinger Report
Federal Student Loan Repayment Challenges and Upcoming Concerns
More than 12.5 million federal student loan borrowers face potential delinquency or default by the end of 2026, as indicated by current repayment trends from Department of Education data. Current State of Borrower Delinquency and
Federal Student Loan Changes Impact Graduate Students
Recent developments in federal student loan policies are set to affect current and prospective graduate students. A significant ruling by a federal judge has temporarily halted some recent loan restrictions proposed by the Department of
Ayanna Howard Named President of Spelman College
Spelman College, a renowned historically Black liberal arts institution for women, announced Ayanna M. Howard as its new president. Known for its tradition in liberal arts, Spelman’s choice of Howard, a roboticist and artificial intelligence
The Challenge of Affordability in Higher Education
Higher education is facing significant challenges as it deals with rising costs. Many students and their families are expressing concerns over the financial burden associated with attending college. This concern is prompting university leaders to