The federal probe comes amid the release of new research showing wealthy students get a significant boost at Ivy League and other elite colleges.
Author: Alia Wong and Nirvi Shah, USA TODAY
Biden has another plan for mass student loan forgiveness. It could be excruciatingly long
The Biden administration is using the Higher Education Act’s ‘neg reg’ process to craft a regulation so the government can cancel some student debt.
New round of student loan debt forgiveness will erase balances for over 800,000 people
A one-time adjustment to correct past errors in how many payments student loan borrowers have made is behind the forgiveness.
Judge sides with Florida in challenge to rules about books in schools
The union and two other groups said the state went further than a law about school library books was intended, leading to censorship and book bans.
Prepare for the return of student loan payments to avoid struggling come October
About half the people with federal student loans have more debt than before the pause. Some are behind on other payments even without student loan bills.
The fight for African American studies in schools isn’t getting easier, even after 50 years
In Florida, conflict surrounding AP African American studies is reminiscent of decades-old debates over how to teach different versions of history.
College Board CEO asked to resign over AP African American Studies curriculum changes
Groups cite a number of missteps over the last decade by College Board CEO David Coleman, including a current fight over AP African American Studies.