Rebecca Carballo

A court order halted President Joe Biden's new attempt to lower loan repayments, dealing another blow to his education agenda.

Officials, who have spent months attempting to fix issues with the application, are trying to avoid last year's glitchy rollout.

Tensions over the Israel-Hamas war on college campuses aren’t going away. Neither are the protests.

But some provisions, such as lower monthly payments, were still available to borrowers.

The Supreme Court denied a request on Wednesday to reinstate the Biden administration's popular student loan repayment program, leaving 8 million

Concerned parents and unionized teachers caused New York City Mayor Eric Adams to delay a plan to limit cellphone use in public schools.

A GAO report highlighted a litany of mistakes that led to the embarrassing rollout last year of a new financial student aid form.

An increasing number of universities want to ban school stances. Critics warn it would undermine higher education.

A federal judge on Friday upheld the U.S. Naval Academy's consideration of race in admissions arguing that pursuing diversity in the military is a national security interest,

Some Democrats on Capitol Hill have been pushing for the administration to forgive borrowers who are eligible before Biden leaves office.