Federal Student Aid (FSA) announced on Thursday a two-phase registration process for its 2026 training conference in National Harbor, Maryland. The first phase of registration starts October 22 for ...

Our Today's News and Policy teams will keep the NASFAA membership up-to-date on the 2025-26 Negotiated Rulemaking cycle. Stay tuned for more information on the following committees.

Join NASFAA as a presenter at the 2027 National Conference in San Diego, California. Each year, thousands of student aid professionals gather to teach, learn, and share best practices. Presenting is a ...

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 ...

Financial aid professionals are navigating constant change while supporting students and families. In this free webinar, discover how NASFAA can support you in your work and throughout your career. We ...

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 ...

NASFAA's Legislative Tracker provides student financial aid administrators with a comprehensive look at legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and in the U.S. Senate during this ...

Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of three articles examining the free college movement and how it could impact the nation's higher education system. This article focuses on the background ...

This web center is dedicated to tracking the implementation of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3 or OBBBA), sometimes also referred to as the "Working Families Tax Cuts" Act, which was signed into ...

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 ...