Today, NASFAA announced that Mindy Eline, executive director of Blue Icon Advisors and longtime NASFAA vice president, plans to retire on June 30, 2027, concluding a career with NASFAA that spans ...

The lawsuit, filed in early October against ED for its decision to publish the identities of foreign donors that institutions reported under Section 117 since 2020, argues that this decision exceeded ...

"Higher education students and their families are seeing major changes to federal student loans this summer as many of the student loan policies in President Donald Trump’s signature domestic policy ...

Roughly a year after the announcement of ACTS creation, the Urban Institute released a report outlining the administrative burden this new reporting supplement has cost institutions, along with ...

Significant changes to federal student aid policy, including simplifying the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Pell Grant eligibility criteria, expanding Pell Grant eligibility ...

The rollout of the 2024-25 FAFSA has been riddled with technical issues, errors, and glitches, and has ultimately led to nearly 300,000 fewer high school seniors completing the financial aid ...

"The Education Department is planning to offload its student loans office, working rapidly to stand up a new independent agency that would take over what has long been a core part of the department’s ...

The Biden administration has made student loan debt relief a focus of its education policy agenda, seeking to ease the financial burden of student loan debt for millions of borrowers. From an ...

The Department of Education (ED) has provided more details on recent Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) claim notices in a recent Electronic Announcement (EA), and reminded schools of the ...