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Aug 15, 2025
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) included long-overdue limits on federal loans to graduate students. While graduate loans have been effectively unlimited, going...
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Aug 11, 2025
The US Senate confirmed Nicholas Kent as Under Secretary of Education, a top Education Department official who will oversee the agency’s work on postsecondary education.
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May 27, 2025
Center-left journalists Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson have published a provocative new book—Abundance—which argues that overregulation has hamstrung progressive...
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May 9, 2025
Schools can lose aid when their students’ default rate exceeds 30 percent for three consecutive years or 40 percent in just one year.
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Apr 9, 2025
Congressional Republicans are considering a significant hike in the excise tax on the endowments of rich universities as part of a broader tax reform effort.
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Mar 20, 2025
Harvard University recently announced it would make tuition free for students from families earning below $200,000—but for middle-class students not lucky enough to...
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Mar 4, 2025
“Administrative bloat” is a subjective term. To take a broad view, however, we can look at how many staff universities have hired for non-instructional positions
Aug 15, 2025The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) included long-overdue limits on federal loans to graduate students. While graduate loans have been effectively unlimited, going...
Aug 11, 2025The US Senate confirmed Nicholas Kent as Under Secretary of Education, a top Education Department official who will oversee the agency’s work on postsecondary education.
May 27, 2025Center-left journalists Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson have published a provocative new book—Abundance—which argues that overregulation has hamstrung progressive...
May 9, 2025Schools can lose aid when their students’ default rate exceeds 30 percent for three consecutive years or 40 percent in just one year.
Apr 9, 2025Congressional Republicans are considering a significant hike in the excise tax on the endowments of rich universities as part of a broader tax reform effort. 
Mar 20, 2025Harvard University recently announced it would make tuition free for students from families earning below $200,000—but for middle-class students not lucky enough to...
Mar 4, 2025“Administrative bloat” is a subjective term. To take a broad view, however, we can look at how many staff universities have hired for non-instructional positions