Congress Restores Pell Grant Eligibility for Incarcerated College Students
A new law means incarcerated students can access Pell Grants to attend quality higher education programs in prisons
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Universal Access to Pre-K Should Be Part of Our Economic Recovery
As lawmakers work to stabilize and rebuild our systems, they would be wise to also include investments and policies to expand pre-K.
Where Did All the Students Go?
Community colleges lost almost 10 percent of their enrollment, a concerning trend given that they enroll a plurality of undergrads.
Supporting What Works: Building Evidence on the Community College Baccalaureate
Community college baccaclaureate degrees can be an education and economic equity strategy.
Finally. Parent PLUS Institutional Default Rates are Here.
The Education Department’s latest College Scorecard data release finally sheds light on Parent PLUS institutional default rates.
Spending Deal Supports Broadband Access for College Students
The lack of access to stable, high speed internet is having devastating consequences for students. Luckily, Congress acted.
A Christmas Surprise for Higher Education
On December 21, Congress passed a bill with some of the most significant implications for higher education in a decade