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Five major rule changes for federal student loans are now active, prompting widespread confusion among borrowers and institutions.
The Knesset has approved legislation permitting gender-segregated academic programs, sparking widespread debate over equality and institutional access.
A California university now pays students $15K/year for unlocking ultra-rare in-game achievements—blurring the line between skill and scholarship.
Clemson University has appointed a new president following the withdrawal of the institution's previous selection.
A Brown University professor is calling for academic policy shifts after noticing a stark decline in student performance during in-person examinations.
Clemson University has appointed University of Georgia provost Benjamin C. Ayers as its next president.
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz will remain in his role after reversing a decision to lead Clemson University.
Federal policy updates are tightening graduate loan caps while providing current borrowers a window to adjust their repayment strategies.
Michigan State president reverses course, leaving Clemson in limbo and MSU’s athletic future up for debate
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz will remain in his position, reversing a previously announced departure.
New data is highlighting significant lifetime earnings gaps between university graduates and non-graduates, as well as wide variations based on degree choice.