Accreditation Needs Reform. ED’s Forthcoming Proposed Rule Misses the Mark
July 23, 2026 by Robbie Ha The Department of Education's forthcoming proposed rule on accreditation would weaken accountability, erode academic freedom, and expand political influence over higher education
What Happens When Grad PLUS Loans Disappear?
July 23, 2026 by Noppakan Sirikul, Tionna Ellis, Tihirah Ruffin, Brianna Huynh State fact sheets show how ending Grad PLUS loans will widen funding gaps, increase private borrowing, and strain graduate education and workforce pipelines
Education in the Crosshairs, Part III: What Dismantling the Department of Education Means for Students
July 22, 2026 by EdTrust Oral testimony by EdTrust senior vice president, Wil Del Pilar
How States Can Strengthen Basic Needs Supports for College Students
July 21, 2026 by Paulina Fraser In an increasingly unaffordable economy, it’s a harsh reality that food insecurity continues to impact young people far after they leave the classroom. States can do more to fill the gaps
Joint Comment on OMB’s Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance
July 15, 2026 by EdTrust Education and civil rights organizations submit joint public comment expressing concerns regarding the Office of Management and Budget’s proposed overhaul of the administration of federal financial assistance
100 Education, Civil Rights, and Disability Organizations’ Joint Statement in Opposition to Legislation to Provide Cover to the Administration’s Illegal Dismantling of the Department of Education
July 14, 2026 by EdTrust 100 organizations strongly oppose the package of IAA bills set to be marked up in the House Education and Workforce Committee this week
EdTrust in Louisiana Statement on the Passing of State Senator Larry Selders
July 10, 2026 by EdTrust-Louisiana The EdTrust in Louisiana team is deeply saddened by the news of the passing of State Senator Larry Selders
FY27 Federal Budget Proposal Cuts Billions from Education Funding
July 10, 2026 by EdTrust EdTrust’s Federal Funding at Risk tool highlights what’s at stake if either the president’s or the House’s budget proposal is implemented
The Loss of Black Representation in Congress Is a Threat to America’s Public Schools
June 30, 2026 by Denise Forte At our nation’s 250th anniversary, we must confront whitewashing and disenfranchisement and reclaim public education as a fundamental right that belongs to every student