Court Strikes Down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
A federal judge struck down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it an illegal tax only Congress can impose. What the decision means for colleges and hiring.
62 Lawmakers Demand Education Department Act on Student Loan Default Crisis
62 lawmakers led by Warren and Merkley press the Education Department to defuse the student loan default cliff, with 9 million now in default. Answers due June 22.
Universities Cut Jobs and Degrees as International Graduate Students Vanish in 2026
International graduate enrollment fell again in 2026, triggering layoffs, deficits, and program cuts at DePaul, UNT, and UT-Arlington as visa rules tighten.
House Spending Bill Would Eliminate Subsidized Student Loans To Pay For Pell
House FY27 spending bill would eliminate subsidized student loans after July 2027 to fund a $50 Pell Grant increase, raising potential debt by $6,000 per borrower.
This Week In College And Money News: June 5, 2026
The OBBBA rollout is delaying loans for med and vet students just weeks before July 1, plus Harvard and Ursinus College all cut staff.
Vet and Medical Students Face Loan Disbursement Delays as OBBBA Rollout Stalls Aid
Veterinary and medical students starting summer programs face federal loan disbursement delays as schools rush to implement OBBBA changes.
Real-Time FAFSA Result Launch: What Students And Financial Aid Offices Need To Know
The Department of Education launched real-time FAFSA results on May 31, 2026. Students now get their SAI and Pell eligibility instantly.
Gen Z Got Only 38% Right On A Basic Money Quiz — The Worst Of Any Generation
Most Americans flunked a basic money quiz this year. Adults got just 47% of personal finance questions right — the worst score in a decade. Gen Z scored worst.
Could Your College Close? 5 Warning Signs Every Family Should Watch For
Hampshire and Anna Maria just announced closures. Here are 5 warning signs your college could shut down — and what to do to protect yourself.
On-Campus Students, Online Classes: What Are They Actually Paying For?
40% of California college classes are now online — even for on-campus students. A look at what tuition and housing dollars are really buying.
2027 HSA Contribution Limits Rise to $4,500 and $9,000
IRS sets 2027 HSA contribution limits at $4,500 self-only and $9,000 family. See the new HDHP deductibles, out-of-pocket caps, and DPCSA rule.