Education
Federal Student Loan Borrowers Face New Repayment Plan Deadlines
Deadline for Federal Student Loan Borrowers Federal student loan borrowers previously enrolled in the now-discontinued Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan have a deadline approaching to select a new repayment option. Failure to
Support for Veterans in Higher Education
For veterans, the GI Bill offers a path to a debt-free college education. This incentive is a major draw for many service members. A significant recruitment success highlights this. The Navy enlisted 45,000 sailors, achieving
Review Criticizes Security Measures at College Event Where Charlie Kirk Was Fatally Shot
Utah Valley University commissioned an independent review following the tragic incident involving conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The review highlights inadequate security at the event where Kirk was shot on September 10, 2025. The shooting occurred
The Impact of Political Commitments on Academia
On September 14, Daniel Diermeier published an online opinion piece titled, “A report exposed a crisis in academia. The response was telling.” His argument highlights how political commitments are undermining the scholarly standards in the
A Principal’s Journey: Commitment to Education in Phelps County
Melissa Wright writes for the Missouri Independent, a nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization focused on state government, politics, and policy. Melissa Wright, who has devoted 30 years to education, technically qualifies for retirement with full benefits.
Impact of the 2021 College Podcast Challenge
The 2021 College Podcast Challenge was a turning point for several participants. Mar Hernandez, who won the challenge, received their first job offer in radio at KNKX, an NPR member station in Seattle. This opportunity
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s Unique Approach to Education
The passing periods at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School are quiet. No bells ring to signal a class change. Students rise from their seats with a shared understanding of the passing time. This method instills
A Principal’s Dedication to Educational Progress in Missouri
Democracy thrives when communities support and advance education. In a small school in rural Newburg, Missouri, significant strides in educational progress are being achieved. A distinctive program, which has begun to expand throughout Missouri, is
Florida International University’s Controversial Decision
Florida International University Agrees to Deputize Police as Immigration Agents In a recent development, leaders of Florida International University (FIU) finalized an agreement. This agreement allows FIU’s school police to act as immigration agents. This
The Impact of AI on College Learning
In recent years, the use of large language models in higher education has increased significantly. Educators are now concerned that students are missing crucial learning opportunities due to reliance on these advanced AI tools. When