Inside Higher Ed Andrew Gillen March 20, 2026 Shifting responsibility for student loans to the Treasury Department makes sense for students and taxpayers, while making it easier to shut down the Education Department. The Department of the Treasury announced Thursday that it will be taking over major aspects of administering the […]
Inside Higher Ed Kathryn Skulley March 27, 2026 Accreditation is at a crossroads. At its heart are the principles that keep it more than a compliance exercise: peer judgment, institutional independence and a commitment to authentic student learning. Yet the landscape around those principles is shifting rapidly. Not long ago, […]
PR Newswire April 1, 2026 LONG BEACH, Calif., April 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The California State University (CSU) has released findings from its first-ever systemwide survey on artificial intelligence (AI), marking the largest and most comprehensive survey to date on generative AI in higher education. The survey draws on more than 94,000 […]
Federal Student Aid March 27, 2026 On Jan. 3, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education (the Department) published final regulations on the return of Title IV, HEA funds (R2T4) (90 FR 470). These final regulations make several changes to the R2T4 requirements in section 484B of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as […]
Federal Student Aid Jill Desjean March 26, 2026 NASFAA members have reported receiving an increase in the number of borrower defense to repayment (BDR) claims over the past several weeks, leading to questions about the reason for the sudden uptick, whether more claims will follow and how many to expect, […]
Federal Student Aid March 20, 2026 On Oct. 31, 2023, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) published Federal Register notice 88 FR 74568 that amended regulations related to financial responsibility, administrative capability, certification procedures, and Ability-to-Benefit. Through this Electronic Announcement, ED is providing notice regarding its enforcement priorities under § 668.23(d)(1) which discusses audited […]
NASFAA Jill Desjean March 30, 2026 NASFAA members have reported receiving an increase in the number of borrower defense to repayment (BDR) claims over the past several weeks, leading to questions about the reason for the sudden uptick, whether more claims will follow and how many to expect, and whether […]
Cal Matters Dan Walters March 20, 2026 The shortage and costs of housing are, by any rational standard, one of California’s most pressing issues, which is why several thousand advocates of affordable shelter gathered in Sacramento this week to ponder potential solutions. Housing California, the event’s sponsor, invited candidates for […]
Cal Matters Nadia Lathan and Nigel Duara March 19, 2026 In summary California lawmakers say they’ll change the name of César Chávez Holiday. Taking his name off of streets and buildings likely will take much longer. As Californians reel from César Chávez’s sex abuse allegations, city leaders across the state say […]
Inside Higher Ed Susan H. Greenberg March 10, 2026 City College of San Francisco is closing its Downtown Center campus this summer due to low enrollment and loss of funding, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The campus, one of the community college’s six sites in the city, enrolls just 152 full-time […]