Inside Higher Ed Katherine Knott May 23, 2023 Critics argue that the earnings test, which is based on the average earnings of a high school graduate with no college, is unfair. But supporters say it provides key information. The Biden administration wants to use the earnings of adults who didn’t […]
UB University Alcino Donadel May 15, 2023 While phishing attempts could once be easily detected by grammatical and spelling errors and an awkward tone, communication written by ChatGPT appears more natural and, by extension, easier to trust. Artificial intelligence is finding evermore creative ways to interweave within our everyday lives, […]
Insider Ayelet Sheffey May 13, 2023 With broad student-debt relief, many student-loan borrowers anticipate reforms to payment programs. But whether those reforms can even be set in motion depends on a key thing: more funding. Congress didn’t increase funding for Federal Student Aid last year, and the impacts already show. […]
Insider Ayelet Sheffey May 15, 2023 Biden announced a “Fresh Start” plan to return borrowers behind on payments to good standing before reentering repayment. Data from the New York Fed found less than 1% of borrowers are in default due to the plan. The Education Secretary recently confirmed that payments […]
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Committee on Education & the Workforce May 10, 2023 WASHINGTON – Today, Education and the Workforce Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) delivered the following statement, as prepared for delivery, at the Committee’s markup to consider H.J. Res. 45, a Congressional Review Act resolution to overturn Biden’s student loan debt transfer scheme: “The Committee is meeting today to discuss H.J. […]
Cal Matters Phil Matters May 9, 2023 Note: Due to the nature of the topic that includes references to specific authors and their organizations, we have decided to make this premium On EdTech+ post free and openly available. Additional Notes: Based on social media and private conversations about the post yesterday, I would like […]
Cal Matters Lynn La May 9, 2023 If you need any more proof of labor’s power in Democratic politics, look no further than the joint conference of the California Labor Federation and the State Building and Construction Trades Council. Monday, Gov. Gavin Newsom told the gathering — “Unionize California” emblazoned everywhere — […]
Phil Hill and Associates Phil Hill May 8, 2023 What would lead the Department of Education (ED) to listen to and prioritize the advice given by a handful of think tanks and foundations advocating for removal of the bundled services exception and the expansion of the definition of third-party servicers […]
Fox News Aaron Kliegman May 8, 2023 Education Department ‘weaponizing’ student aid office for political purposes, new report argues The Biden administration is disadvantaging working, minority and underprivileged students by “weaponizing” the federal student aid process to target for-profit trade schools, according to a conservative watchdog group. The American Accountability Foundation (AAF) […]