U.S. Department of Education September 5, 2023 Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than 4 Million Student Loan Borrowers Are Enrolled in the New SAVE Plan The U.S. Department of Education today announced more than 4 million student loan borrowers are enrolled in the Biden-Harris Administration’s new Saving on A Valuable Education […]
Office of Governor Gavin Newsom August 31, 2023 Governor Reduces Barriers for State Jobs Related to College Degrees New Effort Will Improve Access to High-Paying and Fulfilling Careers WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Governor Newsom today signed an executive order launching a new career education effort to prepare students and adults […]
eCampus News Steven M. Baule September 5, 2023 Although AI has some educators worried, it’s possible to identify AI-generated student work from human-generated work Key points: AI has a place in the classroom, but students shouldn’t rely on it to write papers Educators can use a few key strategies to […]
Higher Ed Dive Lilah Burke September 5, 2023 The practice can help colleges optimally distribute their limited resources, but it could also cause issues for students and even create legal risk. As technology has grown more sophisticated, algorithms have slowly crept into more and more operations on college campuses. Take […]
Thompson Coburn Jeff Fink, Scott Goldschmidt, Aaron Lacey September 1, 2023 On August 7, 2023, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a nationwide injunction in Career Colleges and Schools of Texas v. Cardona, preventing the U.S. Department of Education (ED) from enforcing the latest version of its borrower defense to repayment (BDR) rule, […]
Fast Company Shalene Gupta August 24, 2023 According to a survey from Thumbtack, 74% of young adults said they believe skilled trade jobs won’t be replaced by AI, for one ChatGPT might be hailed as the next holy grail, but there are some things it can’t do, such as install […]
KIRO 7 Frankie Katafias August 31, 2023 When you think of a high school senior, the first thing that probably comes to mind is college. These days, there’s a lot to know when it comes to all the options available for affording a college education. Four-year universities are the “traditional” […]
Higher Ed Dive Jeremy Bauer-Wolf August 31, 2023 The U.S. Department of Education probably won’t meet its own October deadline for releasing the two final Title IX regulations that colleges are anxiously awaiting, policy experts and practitioners say. The likely delay is a blow to the Biden administration, which has […]
eCampus News James Hamilton August 31, 2023 AI-based learning serves as a training ground that fosters the development of essential resilience and problem-solving skills Key points: With the AI explosion comes the creation of the entrepreneurs of the future Outside of the classroom, AI’s democratizing influence is a force to […]
Insider Ayelet Sheffey August 28, 2023 The student-loan payment pause is ending in a matter of days, but many borrowers are already facing challenges. On Monday, borrowers whose debt is managed by student-loan company Nelnet found they were unable to log into their accounts to view their payment information due to […]