Inside Higher Ed Jessica Blake November 10, 2025 Department officials are celebrating the new regulation as a step toward lowering college costs. Others argue it could lead to workforce shortages in critical health-care roles. The Department of Education and its rule-making committee tasked with determining how to implement Congress’s latest loan caps reached consensus Thursday, but that doesn’t […]
Read More
Cal Matters Carolyn Jones November 10, 2025 In summary Some teachers say that AI tools, particularly Google Lens, have made it impossible to enforce academic integrity in the classroom — with potentially harmful long-term effects on students’ learning. A few months ago, a high school English teacher in Los Angeles Unified noticed something different about […]
Read MoreInside Higher Ed Jessica Blake November 6, 2025 A very limited number of degree programs would have access to the highest level of loans under a new set of regulations that the Department of Education and its negotiating committee signed off on Thursday. The regulations, written in response to the loan caps of Congress’s One Big Beautiful […]
Read MoreInside Higher Ed Sara Custer November 6, 2025 New federal rules require all college web content to be accessible by spring 2026. Most institutions are far from ready. By the spring of next year, public colleges and universities will be required to make sure all their webpages, online course content, and anything in a mobile […]
Read More