A program that helps low income students pay for college is in financial trouble again — and higher education experts think lawmakers need to solve the problem without shrinking the program.

Governors in red states are embracing President Donald Trump’s education policies — and are publicly touting their alignment with his moves as they seek to win reelection this year.

Despite holding a whisper-thin majority in the House of Representatives, Republican lawmakers are attempting to salvage a bill that aims to regulate the college sports business.

Harvard and the Trump administration are waging a court battle over the school's right to welcome international students on its campus. A Harvard loss in this case could mean big trouble for other colleges, education experts say.

The fierce First Amendment clash between faculty and their colleges sparked by the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is starting to tip in the educators’ favor.

Student loan borrowers who were about to have their wages and tax refunds seized for lack of payment are getting a reprieve. How long that reprieve will last is an open question.

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.

President Donald Trump’s unprecedented pressure campaign against colleges and school districts in 2025 is shifting into the rulemaking phase in the new year.