The Education Department Punished a Beauty School Accreditor. It Could Have Gone Further.
The Trump administration bars NACCAS from accrediting additional colleges for a year, but stops short of revoking its federal recognition.
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The Trump administration bars NACCAS from accrediting additional colleges for a year, but stops short of revoking its federal recognition.
The for-profit University of Phoenix settles a lawsuit accusing it of sending student data to Facebook without permission, the latest in a string of legal and policy battles against the s…
The Education Department awarded fewer CCAMPIS grants as the program got caught up in the Trump administration’s politicized grant processes.
The accreditor, the Council on Occupational Education, leaks student records from Maestro College.
Maestro College, which used an AI chatbot in lieu of real instructors, is set to have its accreditation revoked after a New America investigation.
An inside look at AI-powered Maestro University exposes a pattern of policy failures, potential legal violations, and widespread frustration among students—acting as a warning sign for higher educatio…
The Trump administration proposes sweeping changes to college accreditation that would reshape oversight, accountability, and institutional governance.
A round-up of the Higher Education program’s research and investigative reporting on cosmetology education.
The Trump administration proposes a regulation letting it override accreditors and keep federal aid flowing to potentially failing colleges.
A proposed Education Department regulation reshapes college accreditation, weakening oversight while expanding federal control over higher education.
Heather Perfetti, president of Middle States Commission on Higher Education, MSCHE, explains how the accreditor creates standards and evaluates colleges.