Federal Rulemaking Recap for Postsecondary Program Accountability: What Changed and What It Means for Higher Education
The U.S. Department of Education (ED), signed off on regulations that would require all postsecondary programs to pass a single earnings test to remain eligible for federal student loans
The Value of College Is More Than a Paycheck: Why Equity Must Be Part of the Equation
OBBBA attempts to hold colleges accountable by tying value to graduates’ earnings, but it may unfairly penalize MSIs and community colleges that help students succeed
New Federal Higher Education Overhaul Needs Improvements to Truly Hold Low-Value Programs Accountable
EdTrust releases policy brief on strengthening higher education accountability framework
Making the New Higher Education Accountability Framework Pay Off
Without stronger accountability, students from low- and middle-income backgrounds risk being burdened by debt with little chance of advancing up the economic ladder
From Protectors to Persecutors: How Florida Universities Are Failing Their Students by Partnering with ICE
By collaborating with ICE, universities are not only abdicating their responsibility but also contributing to an environment of fear, uncertainty, and victimization
Harvard is Right: Colleges and Universities Need to Draw a Line in the Sand
Harvard is resisting the Trump administration’s expanding war on higher education. More colleges and universities need to follow suit
Undocumented Students Are Living in Fear on College Campuses. The Effects of Campus Raids
Amid ICE raids on college campuses, immigrant and undocumented students are living in fear for themselves and family members
Community College Students Take to the Capitol
On February 3rd, more than 800 students from across Texas gathered for Community College Day
Campus Racial Climates Amid Student Protests: Keeping Students of Color Safe
To improve access and retention for students of color, there must be sustainable steps toward improving campus racial climates.