Student and Faculty Stances on AI’s Role in Higher Ed
Our June's Public Insight newsletter discusses latest data on how students and faculty view AI’s role in higher education.
The AI College: How One For-Profit School Substituted Instructors with a Chatbot
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…
Six Student Loan Changes You Didn’t Know Were Coming
Big changes are coming to the federal student loan system—both on the lending side and on the repayment side—starting on July 1.
Major Student Loan Changes Are Coming in July. Here’s What Borrowers Need to Know
Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act is bringing drastic changes to student loans. Here’s what to expect.
Everyone Agrees Financial Aid Offers Are Broken. Now What?
To see real change on financial aid offers, state and federal policymakers must pursue standard, comparable aid offers.
What Was Supposed to Save Taxpayers Hundreds of Millions Will Instead Cost Billions: New College Accountability Rules
As the Education Department works on a final gainful employment rule, here are five consequences to be aware of.
For Most Renters, Eviction Threat Falls with Age. Not for Older Student Parents.
For parenting students ages 35–39, college enrollment is associated with eviction rates double those of non-student parents.
A Cheat Sheet to the Trump Accreditation Overhaul
The Trump administration proposes sweeping changes to college accreditation that would reshape oversight, accountability, and institutional governance.
Mythbusting Accreditation: Negotiated Rulemaking with Antoinette Flores
Uplifting Student Parent Stories for Mental Health Awareness Month
Student parents face stress and barriers to belonging, so colleges should rethink their mental health supports.