Explained: New Rules for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) to Prevent Improper Benefits
The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program has long been a beacon for borrowers in cities like Washington, D.C., New York, and Los
August 23, 2025
US Education Department Orders George Mason University to End Race-Based Hiring or Lose Funding
In a major development, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has ruled that George Mason University (GMU) violated Title
August 23, 2025
Trump Administration Dismantles Education Research Infrastructure, Gutting Federal Agencies
In Washington, D.C., the Trump administration’s sweeping budget cuts and reorganizations disrupted education research nationwide. From New York to Los Angeles and Chicago,
August 23, 2025
Indian Student Arrivals to the U.S. Crash 46% in July: How Visa Hurdles Are Impacting American Universities
In July 2025, the number of Indian students arriving in the United States dropped by 46 percent. This dramatic downturn was the steepest
August 23, 2025
Record Enrollment for Fall 2025 at U.S. Universities: A Paradox Amid the ‘Demographic Cliff’
In Fall 2025, U.S. universities reached record enrollment levels. Cities like Boston, Los Angeles, and Chicago reported historic highs, despite widespread warnings about
August 23, 2025
Why U.S. Parents Still Want Their Kids to Go to College Despite the ‘Degree Debate’
Over the past decade, the value of a college degree has become hotly debated. With student debt surpassing $1.7 trillion, families question whether
August 23, 2025
