Judge Blocks DHS Four-Year Student Visa Cap, Says Security Rationale “Borders On The Absurd”
A federal judge blocked the DHS four-year cap on F, J and I student visas nationwide, ruling the security case violated the APA. What happens next.
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New York Ends The Regents Exam Requirement — And Hands Districts The Job Of Defining A Diploma
New York’s Board of Regents voted to end the Regents exam graduation requirement starting with the class of 2028. What it means for families and costs.
DOJ Sues Hawaii, Utah, Arkansas And D.C. Over In-State Tuition, Reaching 25 States
DOJ sued Hawaii, Utah, Arkansas and D.C. over in-state tuition for undocumented students, reaching 25 cases. Six state laws are already enjoined.
DOJ And Education Department Find UC Berkeley Law Violated Title VI In Admissions
DOJ and the Education Department found UC Berkeley Law violated Title VI in admissions. Berkeley’s dean disputes it. What it means for applicants.
Senators Demand ED Account for $1 Billion Student Loan Fund as Defaults Hit 9M
Senators Warren, Merkley, Booker, and Van Hollen ask ED to explain $216 million spent from OBBBA’s $1 billion student loan fund as defaults hit 9 million.
Some Colleges Will Help Repay Your Student Loans After Graduation. Here’s How It Works
Loan Repayment Assistance Programs or LRAPS help repay your student loans after graduation. Here’s how they work.
Wellesley Goes Tuition-Free At $200,000, Joining Harvard And MIT
Wellesley College will cover full tuition for families earning under $200,000 starting fall 2027, raising its $150,000 threshold to match Harvard and MIT.
New Bills Would Cut Federal Aid To College Programs That Fail Licensing And Earnings Tests
Merkley and Krishnamoorthi’s Protecting Students from Worthless Degrees Act would pull federal aid from programs failing licensure and earnings rules.
The Marriage Tax Penalty In 2026: Every Rule That Costs Married Couples (And The Ones That Help)
37% of married couples pay more tax than they would single. Here’s every 2026 marriage penalty (brackets, SALT, EITC, tips, student loans, HSAs) with the numbers, plus the rules that favor married couples.
UC San Diego’s Remedial Math Class Is Full — Reigniting The Debate Over Test Requirements
UC San Diego’s remedial MATH 2 filled both fall 2026 sections with 175 students waitlisted, reigniting the UC test-blind admissions fight. Here’s the data.
New House Bill Would Make Farm And Ranch Workers Eligible For PSLF
H.R. 9974, the Young Farmer Success Act, would make full-time farm and ranch work qualify for PSLF if the operation clears $35,000 in annual sales.