Lexi Lonas is an Education Reporter for The Hill. She covers a wide range of topics related to education, including college affordability, campus discrimination, and educational policies. Her work has been featured in various news outlets and she has a strong background in reporting on education issues.
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Lexi Lonas primarily covers national education and political news in the United States, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She frequently reports on student loans, campus discrimination, college affordability, and specific educational institutions such as Harvard University.
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Americans' views of the K-12 education system improved from last year's record low opinion of the institution, according to a new poll from Gallup.
By: Lexi Lonas, Zach Schonfeld
The Supreme Court on Wednesday discarded the Biden administration’s request to temporarily reinstate its new student debt plan that would lower payments for millions of borrowers. The Justice…
Student debt forgiveness is a tricky campaign issue for both Vice President Harris and President Trump. While the Biden-Harris administration has struggled to deliver on some of President Biden’s k…
The countdown for universities to develop plans on how to deal with protests on campus has ended as students move back to campus after disputes over pro-Palestinian encampments caused chaos at the …
By: Lexi Lonas
Satisfaction with the K-12 education system is back on the rise after a steep decline last year, with experts saying rhetoric around the institution is sparking hope despite little tangible changes…
By: Lexi Lonas
The House Education and the Workforce Committee on Wednesday issued a subpoena against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, over a nonprofit in his state that has been…
By: Lexi Lonas
Colleges are confirming fears held since the Supreme Court decision against affirmative action, with multiple schools reporting significant declines in Black and Hispanic students among this year&#…
The State Board of Education in South Carolina passed a public school cell phone ban on Tuesday. The policy states students have to keep phones and other communication devices off and in their bac…
By: Ashley Paul, Keith Gaynor, Lexi Lonas, Dillon Seckington Claudette Riley
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — An alleged hazing incident caught on video has one University of Mississippi fraternity in hot water.
By: Liz Shepard, Charna Flam, Johnny Edwards, Lexi Lonas
The Marysville Board of Education will be interviewing superintendent finalists starting Monday.
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