Why Colorado's governor says Democrats should embrace the GOP’s ‘free money’
Mon Jan 12 10:00 am
Republicans muscled a federal tax credit into law last year to help pay for private school and other education expenses. At least one Democratic governor thinks his party colleagues should take the money.
Trump’s campus crackdown heads for the policy books
Mon Jan 05 10:00 am
President Donald Trump’s unprecedented pressure campaign against colleges and school districts in 2025 is shifting into the rulemaking phase in the new year.
The inside view of McMahon’s plans for special education
Mon Dec 22 10:00 am
Disability advocates alarmed by the Trump administration’s plans for special education say a recent meeting with Education Secretary Linda McMahon did not alleviate what one participant described as “grave concern.”
Colleges beg for reprieve from Trump data demand
Mon Dec 15 10:00 am
The Trump administration is asking colleges to turn over data it believes could reveal whether universities are discriminating against applicants based on race.
The record potential for college aid applications
Mon Dec 08 10:00 am
High school seniors for the class of 2026 are getting a jump start on applying for cash for college.
Why Americans say college isn’t worth the cost
Mon Dec 01 10:00 am
Broad majorities of Americans say college simply costs too much and doesn’t provide enough benefits to be worth the effort — regardless of their political affiliation, age, and ethnicity.
Who could be left behind in ED split
Mon Nov 24 10:00 am
The Trump administration’s planned teardown of the Education Department has raised concerns vulnerable students could be abandoned.
The three attorneys general fighting to protect trans athletes
Mon Nov 17 10:00 am
President Donald Trump’s administration has spent the year battling with three blue states over their discrimination protections for transgender athletes.
